The term ____________________ refers to an individual's belief that she is being treated fairly in relation to her relevant others
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
equity
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Many psychologists are concerned about whether certain aspects of development are marked by universality or diversity. Which one of the following statements illustrates diversity?
a. Children almost always first sit, then walk, then run. b. Children think in increasingly logical ways as they get older. c. By interacting with their physical environment all children learn that things always fall down, never up, when released. d. On average, teenagers who live in middle-income neighborhoods have better study skills than those who live in low-income neighborhoods.
Which of the following is the most likely reason that so many elementary school classrooms are self-contained (a single teacher being responsible for all the content areas)?
a. Self-contained classrooms make integrating the curriculum most efficient, and the curriculum is usually integrated in elementary schools. b. Self-contained classrooms make it easier for schools to hire teachers, since elementary teachers are expert in all content areas. c. Schools with self-contained classrooms are less expensive that schools organized around different curriculum areas. d. Self-contained classrooms best allow schools and teachers to accommodate the developmental needs of young children.
To display 1-to-1 correspondence with numbers children need to:
A. Be able to count to 20 B. Show that a numeral stands for a certain number of objects C. Use number symbols in their journals D. Line up objects in a certain order
Of the following, which is the most essential characteristic of effective assessments?
a. Assessments must use an objective format, such as multiple-choice. b. Assessments must be given immediately after learning activities are conducted. c. Assessments must allow a majority of students to respond to the items correctly. d. Assessments must provide information about students' thinking.