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Identify three reasons you think will be helpful by having 1stgrade children do homework once a week.

Identify three reasons you think will be helpful by having 1stgrade children do homework once a week.

Identify three reasons you think will be helpful by having 1st grade children do homework once a week.

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bolbol

Describe three strategies that a school could use to become a more welcoming environment for parents.

Describe three strategies that a school could use to become a more welcoming environment for parents.

Describe three strategies that a school could use to become a more welcoming environment for parents.

Noar   251   1 Reply

bolbol

The authors discuss a continuum of levels of parent involvement. Describe the three levels and give ...

The authors discuss a continuum of levels of parent involvement. Describe the three levels and give ...

The authors discuss a continuum of levels of parent involvement. Describe the three levels and give an example of each level.

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bolbol

Explain the five steps for creating games with children.

Explain the five steps for creating games with children.

Explain the five steps for creating games with children.

johndoris   217   1 Reply

bolbol

True OR False The following is a recommended procedure:

True OR False The following is a recommended procedure:

The following is a recommended procedure: Mrs. Aftershave, a school psychologist, suggests in a written report after assessing a student, that the teacher use writing activities with this student, encouraging use of invented (i.e., temporary) spellin

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bolbol

Which statement is incorrect?

Which statement is incorrect?

An absorbed prefix is a syllable that functioned at one time in the English language as a prefix but no longer does so.
 
Concern with syllabication is approached differently in different programs. Sometimes the focus is on units of sound,

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bolbol

Which one of the following best reflects the trade-off between practicality and validity?

Which one of the following best reflects the trade-off between practicality and validity?

Which one of the following best reflects the trade-off between practicality and validity?
A) Ms. Dorrell is trying to decide whether or not she should take off points for misspellings when she grades students' history essay exams.
B) M

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Darknight

"When they give you a right answer, genuinely praise them. You want to try to get them to ...

"When they give you a right answer, genuinely praise them. You want to try to get them to ...

"When they give you a right answer, genuinely praise them.  You want to try to get them to feel good about themselves."

intergus   247   3 Replies

midsummer

"I try to give my kids enough freedom so I don't quash their initiative but enough structure ...

"I try to give my kids enough freedom so I don't quash their initiative but enough structure ...

"I try to give my kids enough freedom so I don't quash their initiative but enough structure so they feel secure," Donna Ayers comments. If Donna is designing a management system to most effectively take the developmental characteristi

demoniku   1133   6 Replies

midsummer

Which of the following describes the primary problem that highly test-anxious students encounter?

Which of the following describes the primary problem that highly test-anxious students encounter?

Which of the following describes the primary problem that highly test-anxious students encounter?
A) They understand the content when they study, but they develop mental blocks in tests.
B) They expect to succeed when they study, but the t

intergus   779   3 Replies

elDoctor

Of the following, which most accurately reflects experts' estimates of the number of homeless ...

Of the following, which most accurately reflects experts' estimates of the number of homeless ...

Of the following, which most accurately reflects experts' estimates of the number of homeless children in the United States?
A) Up to 100,000 students
B) Up to five million students
C) Up to a quarter of a million students
D)

Whistler   1135   4 Replies

Vancoverite

Jennifer was born hearing impaired, which was diagnosed when she was an infant. She has been wearing ...

Jennifer was born hearing impaired, which was diagnosed when she was an infant. She has been wearing ...

Jennifer was born hearing impaired, which was diagnosed when she was an infant. She has been wearing a hearing aid since she was 2 years old, and her hearing impairment hasn't affected her school achievement. Of the following, which best describ

intergus   816   3 Replies

midsummer

"I'm going to use a paragraph," Manuel Maniere thought as he started writing a vignette ...

"I'm going to use a paragraph," Manuel Maniere thought as he started writing a vignette ...

"I'm going to use a paragraph," Manuel Maniere thought as he started writing a vignette to illustrate the concept of adjectives. "They think that adjectives are words that go just before nouns, and plus, they understand parts of s

greer   290   4 Replies

Vancoverite

The classification scheme presented in Chapter 7 includes:

The classification scheme presented in Chapter 7 includes:

The classification scheme presented in Chapter 7 includes:

▸ teachers as a source

▸ subjects as a source

▸ students as a type

▸ teachers as a type

urdesigirl   167   2 Replies

Anonymous

Festus, a student with a conduct disorder, does not know how to enter classroom conversation ...

Festus, a student with a conduct disorder, does not know how to enter classroom conversation ...

[html]Festus, a student with a conduct disorder, does not know how to enter classroom conversation appropriately. He consistently yells out answers or shouts questions when the teacher requests student involvement. What kind of challenge is Festus di

CroweN6459   1576   3 Replies

rand22

Mr. Strang wanted to assign his students different grades for their achievement, effort, and the ...

Mr. Strang wanted to assign his students different grades for their achievement, effort, and the ...

Mr. Strang wanted to assign his students different grades for their achievement, effort, and the level of difficulty of their effort in his social studies class this semester. It is most likely that he would choose to use which of the following gradi

我爱生物学   2480   13 Replies

Anonymous

Mrs. Vick is teaching students a comprehension technique that involves providing them with teacher ...

Mrs. Vick is teaching students a comprehension technique that involves providing them with teacher ...

Mrs. Vick is teaching students a comprehension technique that involves providing them with teacher and peer models of thinking behavior and then allowing them to practice these thinking behaviors with their peers. What technique is Mrs. Vick using?

jada   783   5 Replies

Olivia foy

Successful use of the SLANT strategy is most likely to help students with which of the following outcomes?

Successful use of the SLANT strategy is most likely to help students with which of the following outcomes?

Successful use of the SLANT strategy is most likely to help students with which of the following outcomes?
A) Better note taking      B) Greater comprehension of expository text
C) Improvement in writing mechanics      D) Increased involvement in c

pencils13   323   4 Replies

Anonymous

Students with learning and behavioral disabilities often lack math skills and have problems with ...

Students with learning and behavioral disabilities often lack math skills and have problems with ...

Students with learning and behavioral disabilities often lack math skills and have problems with spatial organization as demonstrated in which one of the following examples?
A) Adding when the sign indicates to subtract
B) Forgetting the answer to

Keasha0712   562   4 Replies

gaby.garcia5141

Ms. Tam is surprised to have five English learners among her 25 students20% of her class. How does ...

Ms. Tam is surprised to have five English learners among her 25 students20% of her class. How does ...

Ms. Tam is surprised to have five English learners among her 25 students20% of her class. How does this proportion compare with the national average?
A) Twice as high as the national average of 10%      B) Four times as high as the national average

elizabetheldrid   660   4 Replies

rvahey

Of the following guidelines for applying information processing and the model of human memory with ...

Of the following guidelines for applying information processing and the model of human memory with ...

Of the following guidelines for applying information processing and the model of human memory with her students, which is Karen best demonstrating by calling on several students to make observations and then guiding them with her questions to identif

intergus   486   3 Replies

Gobo

Gerry Giordano is teaching in a school with a large number of students placed at risk. Which of the ...

Gerry Giordano is teaching in a school with a large number of students placed at risk. Which of the ...

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) Give the students more opportunity to

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elDoctor

No single strategy is effective in working with students with traumatic brain injury (TBI). Based on ...

No single strategy is effective in working with students with traumatic brain injury (TBI). Based on ...

No single strategy is effective in working with students with traumatic brain injury (TBI). Based on suggestions by experts, teachers of students with TBI most often need to address concerns in all of the following areas EXCEPT:
A) Memory, ability t

Sharell   998   5 Replies

bunbun11

Ms. Kim has been observing Ian and making notes about behaviors, particularly in math, that signal ...

Ms. Kim has been observing Ian and making notes about behaviors, particularly in math, that signal ...

Ms. Kim has been observing Ian and making notes about behaviors, particularly in math, that signal unmet needs and may indicate a disability. She is creating simple interventions to help Ian succeed in math, and these interventions likely include whi

matti32   2896   13 Replies

travis

From the perspective of learning styles, research indicates that performance goals are most closely ...

From the perspective of learning styles, research indicates that performance goals are most closely ...

From the perspective of learning styles, research indicates that performance goals are most closely associated with which of the following?
A) Surface approaches to processing information
B) Deep approaches to processing information
C)

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demoniku   2089   22 Replies

elDoctor

Mr. Gomez teaches in a low-income school. He poses many questions to students in his Biology ...

Mr. Gomez teaches in a low-income school. He poses many questions to students in his Biology ...

[html]Mr. Gomez teaches in a low-income school. He poses many questions to students in his Biology classroom. He allows students time to process these questions and think through their answers. When students answer incorrectly, Mr. Gomez guides stude

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mnp2357

What's one useful strategy for planning?

What's one useful strategy for planning?

What's one useful strategy for planning?
 
  A. Use time management techniques (calendars, lists) to focus on what's most important right now.
  B. State goals as generally as possible
  C. Work backward from the future to the pr

brwneyedhottie   1909   3 Replies

bio_man

Planning for well rounded artistic and aesthetic development in children requires the teacher to:

Planning for well rounded artistic and aesthetic development in children requires the teacher to:

Planning for well rounded artistic and aesthetic development in children requires the teacher to:
A) assure all art made by children in the classroom looks similar.
B) know about children's artistic and aesthetic development and unders

Dolaris   762   3 Replies

Aree

Ideally, which of the following is not a part of effective classroom management?

Ideally, which of the following is not a part of effective classroom management?

Ideally, which of the following is not a part of effective classroom management?
A) Creating a clear and understandable system of rules. 
B) Taking developmental differences into account when planning  for classroom management.

intergus   638   2 Replies

tmara21

Charles is shown two rows of coins having the same number of coins in each. He concludes that the ...

Charles is shown two rows of coins having the same number of coins in each. He concludes that the ...

Charles is shown two rows of coins having the same number of coins in each. He concludes that the rows have the same numbers of coins.  The coins in the second row are then spread apart as Charles watches.  Charles then concludes that there

trek   685   2 Replies

Anonymous

What is true about STEM education?

What is true about STEM education?

What is true about STEM education?
A) It has proven to be more effective for boys than for girls.
B) It should begin in the first grade in order to maximize its benefits and effectiveness.
C) It is currently controversial in terms of educational p

sunnywwang   339   3 Replies

kkeenneeddii

John has a score of 34 on an achievement test. Raul has a score of 39. The standard error of ...

John has a score of 34 on an achievement test. Raul has a score of 39. The standard error of ...

John has a score of 34 on an achievement test.  Raul has a score of 39.  The standard error of measurement is 2. The teacher should conclude that:
A) John's true score is probably equal to Raul's.
B) John's true sco

demoniku   675   4 Replies

Gobo

Rico is employed as an intervener for Jack who is a student with deaf-blindness. Rico's focus is ...

Rico is employed as an intervener for Jack who is a student with deaf-blindness. Rico's focus is ...

[html]Rico is employed as an intervener for Jack who is a student with deaf-blindness. Rico's focus is helping Jack improve his social-emotional access. Which of the following is a responsibility of Rico concerning providing social-emotional access t

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abonaccorso1

A student was asked to conjecture as to what conditions would result in more girls choosing to take ...

A student was asked to conjecture as to what conditions would result in more girls choosing to take ...

A student was asked to conjecture as to what conditions would result in more girls choosing to take advanced science and mathematics courses. According to Piaget, students are able to handle this type of question at what stage of development?
A)

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Gobo

Susan, Jabar, and Saroja were working on an algebra problem involving the time it takes for separate ...

Susan, Jabar, and Saroja were working on an algebra problem involving the time it takes for separate ...

Susan, Jabar, and Saroja were working on an algebra problem involving the time it takes for separate trains to reach a destination. Saroja said, "Well, maybe we could draw a picture of the problem." 

   "But I don't

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Gobo

Jackie has difficulty concentrating on her math homework, but is able to spend hours composing and p

Jackie has difficulty concentrating on her math homework, but is able to spend hours composing and p

Jackie has difficulty concentrating on her math homework, but is able to spend hours composing and playing music on her computer. This illustrates what psychologist Deanna Kuhn referred to as

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ashkatnew

You have just written a paper-pencil quiz for a unit on map-reading skills. Following the ...

You have just written a paper-pencil quiz for a unit on map-reading skills. Following the ...

You have just written a paper-pencil quiz for a unit on map-reading skills. Following the textbook's advice, you arrange the items by:
A) putting more difficult items, as well as those that require considerable thought, at the beginning of

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pinka

Ms. Fairbanks, the physical education teacher, has worked with the science, math, and home economics ...

Ms. Fairbanks, the physical education teacher, has worked with the science, math, and home economics ...

Ms. Fairbanks, the physical education teacher, has worked with the science, math, and home economics teachers to plan her unit in camping. Together they will be teaching concepts in mapping, cooking, and tree identification which is an example of the

Tineke   390   4 Replies

ShineWonder

Josie was studying the state capitals and imagined the capital letters ND standing on a biscuit. On ...

Josie was studying the state capitals and imagined the capital letters ND standing on a biscuit. On ...

Josie was studying the state capitals and imagined the capital letters ND standing on a biscuit. On her test, she had to name the capital of North Dakota and got the answer by recalling the image of the letters ND sitting atop a biscuit. She correctl

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Chanta35

In today's classrooms, teachers' goals most commonly focus on which cell of the taxonomy for ...

In today's classrooms, teachers' goals most commonly focus on which cell of the taxonomy for ...

In today's classrooms, teachers' goals most commonly focus on which cell of the taxonomy for learning, teaching, and assessing?
A) The cell where conceptual knowledge intersects with the cognitive process understand
B) The cell wh

Whistler   755   4 Replies

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