Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE of Asperger's syndrome?
a. It is a mild or moderate form of autism.
b. It is likely to impact a student's social functioning.
c. Its prevalence is typically limited to students with below-average cognitive functioning.
d. Its effects become more apparent as students get older.
Ques. 2To learn how to spell rhinoceros, Paula repeats the letters of the word over and over without really thinking about what she is saying or using any other encoding strategies. Considering what psychologists have learned about the effectiveness of rehearsal, we can predict that Paula's strategy will be:
A) Highly effective.
B) Effective only if she says the letters in a very loud voice.
C) Effective only if she says the letters slowly (e.g., at a rate of one letter per second).
D) Relatively ineffective.
Ques. 3A Content Mastery Classroom allows students with disabilities to be integrated into the regular classroom but also to receive extra support and supplemental instruction as needed.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Ques. 4In a highly heterogeneous class, a teacher should give everyone the same assignment because it will help him/her be able to track student progress efficiently.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Ques. 5Which one of the following statements best describes psychologists' proposal that children's knowledge sometimes takes the form of theories?
A) The ways in which children categorize their experiences usually have little relevance to physical reality.
B) Children develop a general set of beliefs about how the world operates.
C) In the early years, children develop concrete understandings of events; these understandings become increasingly abstract as they reach adolescence.
D) Children form hypotheses about what things are and are not examples of a concept.
Ques. 6Students from impoverished homes may respond inappropriately to being disciplined because their culture has taught them to value saving face.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Ques. 7Four boys read this line from a story: The two men entered the restaurant and ordered hamburgers. Which one of the boys is clearly using a script while reading the story?
A) Alex assumes that the men probably looked at a menu before ordering.
B) Bob is guessing that the men probably have evil motives.
C) Colin wonders what the men look like.
D) Devon thinks that the men should be more careful about their cholesterol intake.
Ques. 8Students who are deaf or hearing impaired may be reluctant to tell the teacher when they have missed something that has been said.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Ques. 9A structured but relaxed approach is helpful for students with attention deficit disorder.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Ques. 10Which one of the following strategies is most likely to encourage students to correct their existing misconceptions?
A) Give students as much information about a topic as possible.
B) Show students how new information contradicts what they presently believe.
C) Point out that smart students don't misunderstand classroom topics.
D) Encourage students to take extensive notes on their reading assignments.
Ques. 11Some learning theorists propose that learning is a process of constructing knowledge. Explain the role that construction plays in each of the following, illustrating your discussion of each with a concrete example: a. Long-term memory storage b. Long-term memory retrieval
What will be an ideal response?
Ques. 12Piaget presented his studies of conservation as evidence of the illogical thinking of young children. a. What did he mean by the term conservation? b. Describe one of his conservation tasks and the kinds of responses that children in the preoperational and concrete operations stages are likely to give. c. Describe a specific way in which a child's ability to conserve is essential for learning in either mathematics or science.
What will be an ideal response?
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