The magnitude of a problem necessary to consider a student for special education is not __________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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Critical thinking develops over time with experiences and reflection. Which of the following questions does NOT represent a question associated with critical thinking?
A. Are my methods used in solving this problem logical? B. Am I making an unwarranted assumption? C. How many steps can I skip to save time and get to the answer quickly? D. Is this question focused?
A teacher planned to take a class to the art museum for the first time. Before the trip, the teacher shared prints illustrating how the artwork at the museum is grouped into historical periods. When the actual visit took place, students saw many works of
art (for the first time) and were amazed at how readily they were learning to recognize them. The orientation process students experienced is referred to as: a) an analogy. b) loci method. c) an advance organizer. d) outlining.
A lack of friends is known to cause juvenile delinquency
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Gerry Giordano is teaching in a school with a large number of students placed at risk. Which of the following interventions is likely to be most effective for increasing the achievement of his students?
a. Increase the number of quizzes given, and provide detailed feedback for all items. b. Increase the number of A's and B's given, and praise the students for their high grades. c. Slightly relax the standards for classroom management and discipline, and tell the students you understand where they're coming from. d. Give the students more opportunity to work individually and respond to written materials, such as worksheets.