PPR Practice Test 1 Correct Questions & Answers(RATED A)

Mr. Jimenez, a high school math teacher recognizes that one of his students seems to be left out a lot when students are choosing partners or groups and picked on frequently for being different. Why is this situation particularly harmful in a high school setting? - ANSWER The influence of peers is strongest in adolescence Mr. Jackson, a third-grade teacher works with students throughout the year on material they can perform with guidance but are not yet competent to perform alone. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory of development, what is Mr. Jackson's approach to working with his students? - ANSWER Working in their the Zone of Proximal Development. Mr. Gaona examines the following student data noting the number of correct items from a diagnostic mathematics benchmark. After reading the data, Mr. Gaona plans to meet with each student to help create their individual mathematics goals.How can Mr. Gaona best help his students to use the data and set personal goals for their mathematics performance. Mr. Gaona should have them base their goals on... - ANSWER Their strengths and weaknesses shown in the benchmark. Mrs. Wright uses learning centers as part of the curriculum for her first-grade class. She uses this time to allow students to work cooperatively