How might science fiction be appropriately used in a science class?
a. As springboards for discussion
b. As reinforcement of scientific facts
c. To sharpen children's research skills by verifying scientific information
d. All of the above
d
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Research conducted by Dr. Walter Gilliam resulted in an increase in the number of mental health consultants available to work with preschool children. Dr. Gilliam's research had this impact because
A. it used a large, representative sample of preschool children. B. his research was published in a well-respected scientific journal. C. his research convinced legislators to create social policy that provided these services. D. everyone recognizes that early childhood is the most important period in development.
Sam is a six-year-old child who rarely interacts with other children and he uses language in an odd way. He has little imagination and is more responsive to visual than auditory signals but does not show signs of intellectual disability. He is probably a child with
A. autism. B. Asperger’s syndrome. C. Rett’s disorder. D. childhood disintegrative disorder.
Describe what makes putting self-reflection into writing a purposeful exercise for teachers.
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following conclusions can be drawn when looking at the Pairwise Comparison Table, if the significance level is .001 for all comparisons?
a. All but one pair of these exams are significantly different. b. There is no difference in exam scores. c. There is no evidence in support of the alternative hypothesis. d. The mean scores for all possible pairs are significantly different.