Children who attended child care centers or preschools have not demonstrated higher scores on reading and math compared to children with no preschool enrollment
a. True
b. False
b
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When dealing with human subjects, the researcher is obligated to
a. honor the right of informed consent. b. honor the right of privacy. c. protect the subjects from any potential harm. d. protect the subjects from physical harm. e. All of these are true.
What does the author mean in Chapter 5 by the analogy, "teaching ideas are like recipes?"
a) Pick your favorite because you know you will like it. b) The more you have to choose from the more likely you'll find one that is practical to use. c) Watch out for the "spicy" dishes. d) Make sure you have all of the ingredients before you begin. e) A short menu is easier to handle.
Rhonda has heard that rubrics can be a very effective way to not only assess student work in the classroom but to challenge students to higher levels of achievement. In studying more about creating rubrics, she learned that rubrics are most effective if all the following criteria are followed EXCEPT which one?
A. Encourage children to revise their work according to the rubric assessment. B. Provide children with models or examples of each level of work. C. Give children opportunities to contribute to the rubric criteria. D. Use two levels of performance: below grade level and on grade level.
The parent of one of your students owns a pizza parlor and volunteers to bring 6 pizzas to your class. You decide this would be a great way to begin your study of fractions. You make a plan to divide your class into 6 groups and have each group problem solve how to divide their pizza so everyone gets an equal part. Afterwards, each group will explain their thinking. Which of the following did you
plan? a. a lesson b. an activity c. a unit d. all of the above