After asking a question of the whole class, the teacher is advised to
(a) allow the students to yell out their responses
(b) immediately call on the brightest student in the class
(c) immediately call on the first student who raises a hand
(d) wait a few seconds before calling on a student to answer
Question 2...What causes you to prefer this hypothesis over the other? is a question at the
(a) level of input data
(b) lowest level of simple recall
(c) level of processing information
(d) highest level of evaluation of data
Question 3...In what ways does that procedure violate your right to privacy? is a question at the - level.
(a) analysis
(b) evaluation
(c) knowledge
(d) application
Question 4...Why is being social-affective an essential social ability?
a. The motor movements develop muscles for later ambulation.
b. The interactions with parents provide important rules of social interactions.
c. Playfulness reinforces adults for social attention and builds caregiver-child bond.
d. This is a prerequisite to parallel play.