When does teasing become bullying?
a. when a child is teased repeatedly in a hostile way
b. as soon as the child being teased says, “stop”
c. when the teasing includes insults
d. when the teasing involves any physical touch
ANSWER: a
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a. replace the classical Greek and Latin languages. b. study the lives of great people of the past and how they made their moral decisions. c. place events in their proper chronological order. d. have students actively challenge the ideas of the past's great leaders.
Which of the following would be the LEAST likely to be found on a Professional Development Plan?
a. The teacher intends to spend more time grading papers. b. The teacher intends to attend an NCTM conference. c. The teacher intends to run extensive Internet searches. d. The teacher intends to join the state council of mathematics teachers. e. The teacher intends to observe another teacher in the building.
You have referred the following four students to the school psychologist for evaluation. Which student is the psychologist most likely to identify as having an intellectual disability?
A) Matthew has difficulty in math but performs at grade level in reading, spelling, and writing skills. B) Lacy shows low achievement in all areas and prefers to play with younger children. C) Wanda is hyperactive and frequently expresses her boredom with class material. D) Mark is a low achiever in all areas; he is a leader of a local neighborhood gang.
Mark often comes to school wearing sandals instead of sneakers on days he has physical education. He is getting angry with himself regarding his chronic forgetfulness about appropriate footwear. His teacher suggests that he treat himself to an hour of television only on days when he has remembered to wear sneakers. Mark's teacher is suggesting that Mark use:
a. Self-monitoring b. Self-reinforcement c. Vicarious reinforcement d. Intermittent reinforcement