Describe four ways teachers can creatively involve families in a classroom unit on oral health
What will be an ideal response?
A newsletter describing planned activities can be sent home prior to the unit. Families can be recruited to assist with classroom activities, accompany the class on field trips, or share a skill or special information with the children. Families can also help prepare bulletin boards, a website, or podcast that can be posted as a resource for all parents to access..
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Board of Education v. Rowley (1982) is significant because it was the first case to suggest
a. children with exceptionalities have a right to a FAPE. b. parents must be involved in IEP meetings. c. the federal government must provide funding for special programs to meet the needs of exceptional children. d. there is a limit to the resources that children with exceptionalities can expect.
Within the RTI framework, this allows decisions to be made about when a student's current educational program needs to be changed through ongoing data collection
A. Universal screening B. Progress monitoring C. Curriculum-based assessment D. Curriculum-based measure
Which word is an example of an exploratory verb to use in developing qualitative research questions?
a. determine b. influence c. impact d. discover
A time sample is
a. an efficient way of gathering information that can provide an informal profile of each child. b. a place to collect samples of children's work to provide evidence of progress. c. a brief narrative describing incidents, behaviors, and interactions written after the fact. d. a method for tracking behaviors that occur at regular intervals and in rapid succession.