Key attributes of such programs include clear goals, accurate assessments, and a willingness to be judged by outcomes as well as by the high - quality
classroom interactions most apt to yield them.
Not exact matches
There is very little social
interaction in
most classrooms.
At their
most elegant, they can responsibly test only a modest number of
interactions between different treatments or between any one treatment and individual differences at the school,
classroom, or individual level.
For much of the 20th century,
most teachers worked alone behind
classroom doors, with little
interaction with their colleagues.
The approach that appears
most promising provides teachers with extensive background in child development and focused, regular, individualized feedback about their
classroom interactions with children.
When a video of a South Carolina school resource officer's
classroom arrest of an African - American girl spread quickly online last year,
most viewers were surprised by the violent nature of the
interaction, in which the officer forcefully pulled the girl from her desk and threw her across the room.
Most students around the world study in
classrooms where experiential access is very limited, and they study in large classes giving them little
interaction with a teacher, so supplementing the class with a relevant experiential environment must offer value.
For the
most part, they look more deeply at literacy than either policy or measurement researchers by examining specific aspects of literacy instruction (e.g., writing process, qualities of writing, alignment of assessment with constructivist curriculum frameworks in literacy, specificity of state standards) and by situating much of their work in
classrooms or in direct
interactions with teachers.
The
interaction between collaboration and assessment, both school - level factors, and small - group emphasis, a
classroom - level factor, provides a third, and perhaps the
most compelling example of this
interaction between building and
classroom factors.
It's the change in
classroom interactions that is
most important.
Most direct animal
interaction will be with our small mammal and pocket pets, specifically our
classroom pets who we know are healthy, friendly and accustomed to being handled.
With the
most current research - based assessment and intervention strategies detailed, you'll choose well - matched and effective peer
interaction interventions —
classroom, naturalistic, or explicit — to suit specific children's needs.
Few children at this age play with peers but
most seek out
interaction with adults in the
classroom.