Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Assistive technology refers only to devices that help improve the functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities.
Ans: F
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As 9-year-old Chad encounters the word tall in his reading, he tells his teacher, "I know that word is tall because the last two letters go way up high." Which one of the following is the most accurate interpretation of what Chad has just said?
a. Chad appears to have developed a large sight vocabulary. b. Chad's strategy is a bit worrisome, because it's more commonly seen in 5-year-olds. c. Chad probably has greater reading comprehension ability than most of his classmates. d. Chad is showing remarkable creativity in his word recognition skills and a potential for considerable creativity in writing later on.
A researcher was interested in patient use of pop-up Flu vaccine clinics across thirty sites nationally. Different researchers collected and analysed data across each of the sites but the resultant thirty reports showed differing p-values, some sites found a statistical significance between opening hours of clinics and patient usage and others did not. Which of the following would is useful for her to review?
A. Confidence intervals B. Levels of missing data C. Outliers D. The Null Hypotheses
Once mismatches have been identified, teachers should use the information to identify ways to eliminate or minimize their effects, including ____
a. employing a permanent seating arrangement in the classroom b. using bypass strategies in a primary area of instruction c. providing learning strategies to address areas in which the student is deficient d. grouping students without regard to skill levels
According to Carol Gestwicki, which grouping would foster a neighborhood feeling for an after-school program?
a. mixed-aged groupings with an age range of 3 to 4 years b. mixed-aged groupings with an age range of 1 to 2 years c. single-aged groupings for toddlers; mixed-aged groupings for preschoolers d. mixed-aged groupings for toddlers; single-aged groupings for preschoolers