Eas exam stuvia - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

intrinsic motivation -ANSWER Topics students like or enjoy - what is popular or interesting extrinsic motivation -ANSWER External rewards for good work or goal attainment When is extrinsic motivation most successful? -ANSWER -When it's a routine -establish rewards most students can achieve -eliminate unnecessary competition. What makes a lesson motivating? -ANSWER Clear objectives, appropriate level, grab attention and allow students choices Successful Learners -ANSWER Engaged, ap...

Which of the following organisms are most resistant to unfavorable environmental conditions and indicate past of possibly intermittent pollution? a. fecal streptococci b. eschericha coli c. aerobacter aerogenes d. clostridium sporulates - ANSWER-clostridium sporulates The presence of which of the following is most easily identified by laboratory analysis in water contaminated by feces? a. shigella dysenteriae b. coliform c. entamoeba histolytica d. salmonella typhosa - ANSWER-coli...

intrinsic motivation -ANSWER Topics students like or enjoy - what is popular or interesting extrinsic motivation -ANSWER External rewards for good work or goal attainment When is extrinsic motivation most successful? -ANSWER -When it's a routine -establish rewards most students can achieve -eliminate unnecessary competition. What makes a lesson motivating? -ANSWER Clear objectives, appropriate level, grab attention and allow students choices Successful Learners -ANSWER Engaged, ap...

Ms. Wolceks tenth grade English class -ANSWER -students prefer to work with peers from the same cultural and language backgrounds. -Grace has autism spectrum disorder. Grace reads above grade level and communicates verbally but has difficulty with interpersonal communication and social skills. -One of the goals Ms. Wolcek hopes to accomplish this year is to create an inclusive classroom environment -small-group activities during an upcoming poetry unit Which of the following activities is ...

Pairing ELL students together & encouraging them to use home language if needed -ANSWER Enables ELLs to communicate efficiently with their partners about the content theyre learning & building on an identified strength to promote their understanding of content Response to student homelessness -ANSWER Consider if there are specific adaptations to the lesson necessary to accommodate student needs. This is a significant life change & a teacher needs to consider how the changes in student circums...

1. What appropriate support during the Accommodation is most likely to help English Language Learners use English words for 1 and for 10? -ANSWER C Help ELL students master the number words in their native language and English. C) We can tell from the description that these students have difficulty in their native language and in English. This is not an uncommon problem, and the best approach among those given is to help students learn the words from both languages. 2. According to the Indivi...

Transfer of rights from parents to students with disabilities - ANSWER- Federal law requires all IEP's include a statement at least one year before the student turns 18 specifying which rights will transfer over from the parents to the student - Rights transfer from parents to student at 18 - Only exceptions are guardianship and certification Educational rights of students with disabilities once they are 18 year olds - ANSWER- These rights include: what disability a student has - how it...

Why do teachers use heterogeneous assigned learning teams for diverse students? - ANSWERHeterogeneous assigned groups is effective for teaching diverse students in order for students to develop experiences, working across their differences, and learning more deeply about one another. What are the key strategies for teaching E.L.L.? - ANSWER-Structured assignments -Scaffolding -Purposeful Grouping/Heterogeneous Classrooms -Provide background knowledge -Extended discussion -Value Linguisti...

Behaviorism -ANSWER people's actions are driven by a need to gain rewards or avoid punishments. Reinforcement -ANSWER meant to increase a good behavior; a reward Punishment -ANSWER meant to decrease bad behavior Positive reinforcement -ANSWER involves giving someone something that he or she wants Negative reinforcement -ANSWER taking away something that someone does not want Positive punishment -ANSWER involves giving someone something that he or she does not want Negative pun...

Help ELL students master the number words in their native language and English - ANSWERThe best approach among those given is to help students learn the words from both languages How to increase motivation among parents to further students' acquisition of English skills - ANSWERWork with parents to encourage their children to complete their homework Inquiry Learning - ANSWERDo the experiment first and observe approach. posing questions, problems or scenarios Deductive learning - ANSWER...