PRAXIS: EARLY CHILDHOOD PLT 5621
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Definition
Copyright laws are designed to protect the creators of
intellectual property, including videos, texts, computer
software, music, and
other creative products. Teachers must follow fair-use
guidelines
when copying material for students; they cannot simply
photocopy multiple articles or chapters of a text, nor can
they make one copy and post it on the Internet. Teachers
may legally tape a television show for class use within
several days of taping; they cannot,
however, legally keep the tape and show it every year.
Librarians and media specialists are good resources for
copyright laws, which are
complex and frequently updated to address new media and
material on the Internet.
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successful collaboration some copyright laws
direct instruction curricular web
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, 2 of 96
Definition
The process of evaluating the accuracy and worth of
information and lines of reasoning
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critical thinking divergent thinking
creative thinking convergent thinking
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3 of 96
Definition
information is presented in more or less the same form in
which students are expected to learn it
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expository instruction direct instruction
sports instruction lectured instruction
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Definition
In percentile ranking, each student's individual score is
compared with the individual scores of other students
taking the same test at the same time. The percentile rank
shows the percentage of students in the group who scored
equivalent to or below a particular raw
score — not the percentage of correct answers
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analytic scoring percentile rankings
raw score standard scores
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5 of 96
Definition
when the child's home culture and school culture have
conflicting expectations can negatively affect students'
academic achievement
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QURSTIONS WITH 100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS!!
, 1 of 96
Definition
Copyright laws are designed to protect the creators of
intellectual property, including videos, texts, computer
software, music, and
other creative products. Teachers must follow fair-use
guidelines
when copying material for students; they cannot simply
photocopy multiple articles or chapters of a text, nor can
they make one copy and post it on the Internet. Teachers
may legally tape a television show for class use within
several days of taping; they cannot,
however, legally keep the tape and show it every year.
Librarians and media specialists are good resources for
copyright laws, which are
complex and frequently updated to address new media and
material on the Internet.
Give this one a try later!
successful collaboration some copyright laws
direct instruction curricular web
Don't know?
, 2 of 96
Definition
The process of evaluating the accuracy and worth of
information and lines of reasoning
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critical thinking divergent thinking
creative thinking convergent thinking
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3 of 96
Definition
information is presented in more or less the same form in
which students are expected to learn it
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expository instruction direct instruction
sports instruction lectured instruction
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4 of 96
Definition
In percentile ranking, each student's individual score is
compared with the individual scores of other students
taking the same test at the same time. The percentile rank
shows the percentage of students in the group who scored
equivalent to or below a particular raw
score — not the percentage of correct answers
Give this one a try later!
analytic scoring percentile rankings
raw score standard scores
Don't know?
5 of 96
Definition
when the child's home culture and school culture have
conflicting expectations can negatively affect students'
academic achievement
Give this one a try later!
