Which one of the following statements is consistent with the textbook's recommendation regarding how to deal with students' feelings about classroom assignments and activities?
a. I know you won't mind sitting quietly for an hour this morning while we have a guest speaker.
b. I'm sure you won't mind staying in from recess today to finish this assignment. It's too hot to play baseball anyway.
c. It isn't always fun to rewrite something you've already written once, but practice in editing will help you become better writers.
d. If you think about it, you'll certainly realize that doing your homework is a better way to spend the evening than watching television.
Question 2
Which one of the following teachers is using the recommended approach to evaluating students' achievement in a cooperative learning situation?
a. Ms. Au has students take notes on what they are learning throughout a cooperative learning session.
b. Mr. Baer's cooperative groups turn in a research paper co-authored by all group members.
c. Mr. Craighead's students meet with him in their cooperative groups to explain to him what they have learned during the session.
d. Ms. Donaldson gives students a quiz over the material that groups have studied; students get extra credit if everyone in their group scores high.
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