A researcher studied the voting plans of a sample of voters during a gubernatorial election. At the beginning of the election campaign, half the sample supported the Republican candidate and the other half supported the Democratic candidate. The researcher measured the sample four times during the election campaign to determine if the voters had changed their opinions. At the end of the study,
20% of the sample supported the Republican candidate and 80% supported the Democratic candidate. Which of the following describes this research design?
a) Cross-sectional survey research
b) Causal-comparative research
c) Ex-post-facto research
d) Longitudinal survey research
d
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b. involving the child in an activity that replaces the undesirable behavior. c. ignoring the child and refusing to interact with the child. d. observing the activity to see if it continues. e. all of these
It is critical that as teachers you have a strong knowledge of history, the background will help you understand the roots of some events in today’s society such as the
a. “Racial Equality” movement. b. “Bring Back Our Girls” movement. c. “Black Lives Matter” movement. d. “Black Power” movement.
?Describe the typical literacy development trajectory for a child from birth to age 9. Give specific indicators you would expect to see at each stage of development. Describe the range of literacy skills and practices you would expect to see among a class of students in a first grade classroom.
What will be an ideal response?
The IDEA requirement that educational assessments should be designed in accordance with the principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) means that:
A. All students need to take the same tests to be valid assessments. B. All learners must take the test under the same conditions and at the same time. C. Assessment materials need to be legible and clear. D. The assessments should remain unchanged from year to year.