Which of the following are motivations for conducting action research?
a. improve student learning
b. improve curriculum
c. adapt instructional strategies
d. enhance professional development
e. all of these are true.
Question 2
A typically boisterous child is praised enthusiastically by his teacher for sitting quietly and attending to the day's lesson. In response to his teacher's praise, the child sits quietly during the next day as well. The teacher is changing the child's behavior by using
a. shaping techniques.
b. a reward.
c. extinction.
d. positive reinforcement.
Normal and mutant homeotic gene action in Arabidopsis
New Research on the Effects of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Permeability to Ions During the Action Potential
Research Methods
Time course and phases of a nerve cell going from resting potential to action potential
Neuronal action potential.