What is curriculum compacting?
What will be an ideal response?
In curriculum compacting teachers identify the content that a student has already mastered and provide instruction only on the content that the student has not yet mastered. Students may do the most difficult problems or tasks of an activity first, and if they get those correct, there is no need to do earlier tasks. Instead, they move on to new tasks.
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Bronfenbrenner is the theorist who described systems of social and cultural (ecological) contexts that influence development
a. True b. False
If you find broken playground equipment you should:
A. Do nothing because it is not your responsibility B. Rope-off the equipment to prevent children accessing it C. Put it on a list to be repaired D. Tell children not to play on it
An accommodation is a change in how something is taught
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.