Your ___________ is how you frame your study, which brings with it particular ontological and epistemological assumptions.
a. research design
b. research methodology
c. research paradigm
d. problem of practice
b. research methodology
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Mark is a child with a hearing impairment. Which of these professionals has the greatest responsibility for helping him reach his potential in speech reading and speech production?
a. A clinical audiologist b. A school counselor c. A special education teacher d. A speech therapist
What do quantitative observations measure?
A. Naturally occurring events as they happen in real time B. Set tasks under laboratory conditions C. A specific event as it happens, to look at precedents and antecedents D. Something that can be described in terms of numbers
Mrs. Tran has just explained a new strategy for figuring out unknown addition problems. She tells the students that if they know the sum of 5 + 10, they can easily figure out the sum of 7 + 8. This strategy is called
a. counting on. b. counting back. c. one more or one less than a known fact. d. compensation.
Providing students with many opportunities to practice previously learned skills, providing students with appropriate retrieval cues, and teaching students how to create general rules or strategies are all instructional techniques for
a. promoting cognitive transfer. b. helping students learn how to identify problems. c. helping students learn how to frame problems. d. promoting a cognitive apprenticeship.