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Title: Organizing groups or classes in way that shows normal variation in ability or performance, with no ... Post by: tmunk on Mar 12, 2018 Organizing groups or classes in way that shows normal variation in ability or performance, with no basis in achievement, race, or class is
a. Homogeneous grouping. b. Heterogeneous grouping. c. Racist grouping. d. Discriminatory grouping. Question 2... An organization of states established to develop performance-based standards for what beginning teachers should know and be able to do is a. NEA. b. AFT. c. INTASC. d. KERA. Question 3... The underlying concepts that undergird a subject are a. Basic literacy. b. Numeracy skills. c. Big ideas. d. Standards. Question 4... Connecting teaching and curriculum to students' lives in order to give meaning to the subjects being taught is a. Contextualization. b. Challenging activities. c. Joint productive activities. d. Language development. Question 5... Students working together with the teacher on projects is an example of a. Language development. b. Contextualization. c. Direct instruction. d. Joint productive activity. Title: Organizing groups or classes in way that shows normal variation in ability or performance, with no ... Post by: yeet1234 on Mar 12, 2018 Content hidden
Title: Organizing groups or classes in way that shows normal variation in ability or performance, with no ... Post by: tmunk on Mar 12, 2018 Thanks a whole bunch, all were right.
Title: Organizing groups or classes in way that shows normal variation in ability or performance, with no ... Post by: yeet1234 on Mar 12, 2018 Thanks for confirming...
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