Week 2 Quiz

Which type of skill is this referring to? The middle manager at a consulting firm has strong analytical skills and understands the details of analysis that employees perform A front-line manager makes themselves available and approachable The pharmacy manager has detailed knowledge of prescriptions and record-keeping procedures The construction manager can plan out a strategy for organizing and budgeting on upcoming construction projects The marketing manager is able to respond to changes in the market that are unexpected and make decisions. P

Explain how the assessment could be used to inform instruction based on the below passage. The teacher is teaching art to a diverse group of 5th-grade students. The teacher's goal is for students to critique a work of art and understand its historical significance. The teacher uses a variety of teaching strategies and tools, including cooperative learning, active learning techniques, and technology. One formative assessment method that the teacher could use is the 'Think-Pair-Share' strategy. This strategy involves students thinking individually about a question or problem, discussing their thoughts with a partner, and then sharing their ideas with the class. This strategy can be used to assess students' understanding of the art critique process and their ability to analyze and interpret art. The 'Think-Pair-Share' strategy can provide the teacher with immediate feedback on students' understanding and skills. If students struggle to articulate their thoughts during the 'pair' stage,…

Part 1: Philosophically speaking, is there an issue with considering how our ethical behavior will or will not impact our organization’s profits?

Explain your understanding of the following concepts. Use your own examples to support your answer. 1. Job specification (3)2. Pre-testing of a questionnaire (3)

38 - Which of the following is not among the stages used in the measurement and evaluation of educational programs?    a) Evaluation of Results    B) Evaluation of Learning    NS) job-task analysis  D) Evaluation of Behavior    TO) Reaction

What are the common goals for adults engaged in adult learning activities?     to achieve the objectives of the meeting host     to gain opinions or to change current opinions     to gain autonomy      to acquire new skills or keep skills current

a. How effective is it to have Special Education learners in a regular classroom? b. Are non-Special Education teachers able to effectively teach these students? c. Explain your perspective. Be honest

Disadvantages of virtual interviews for the candidate include all of the following EXCEPT ______. Group of answer choices less anxiety producing than face-to-face interviews less opportunity to gauge responses to their answers interferes with impression management reduces nonverbal cues

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Which of the following is true of coaching employees?   Multiple Choice   A good coach has a strong desire to micromanage.   Coaching involves providing resources.   A good coach knows all.   Coaching does not involve pointing out areas for improvement.

Explain how effectively in the below passage, the teacher designed the learning environment to support classroom management and student engagement in the lesson.  I teach in a 2nd grade "sheltered" English classroom where all my students are English Language Learners (ELLs). All my students come from Hispanic backgrounds and speak Spanish as their 1st language. This lesson on facilitating small group interactions is a math review on solving extended response word problems. I have been modeling how to solve one math word problem daily and explaining the process and strategy used in a "T" chart. I am releasing this responsibility onto my students to solve these problems in small groups. Each word problem reviews a concept we have already learned this year, including patterns and skip counting, addition and subtraction with regrouping, and an organized list for multiplication patterns. My content objective is for my students to use one of the strategies we have learned to solve a word…

How does the level of complexity of a job affect the validity of general mental ability (GMA) test?    A. Validity is highest at the medium level of complexity   B. There is no apparent relationship between job complexity and validity of GMA   C. Validity is lowest at the medium level of complexity   D. The higher the level of complexity, the higher the validity   E. The higher the level of complexity, the lower the validity

Please do not give solution in image formate thanku  Hindsight Bias Escalation of commitment Give an example of each of the above that you experienced in your workplace. If a workplace example if not possible, you can give one from your personal life without revealing any identifying information. Each example must include your clear understanding of the bias and an explanation of how you experienced it.   2. Looking back, how would you avoid this bias?

16 - Which of the following statements is not among the most common measures of employee performance?    a) Quality of the output    B) keep working    NS) Currentity of the output    D) Amount of output    TO) retirement status

1. The three primary learning styles are: A. Visual, actual, and tactile B. Visual, actual, and kinesthetic C. Visual, auditory, and tactile D. Actual, auditory, and tactile E. None of these   2. A belief of how others view you is called: A. Self-image B. Self-projection C. Self-esteem D. Self-reliance E. None of these   3. Interactions that occur with and through people are called: A. Working B. Production C. Human relations D. All of these E. None of these

Learning styles may be Question 6Answer a. Auditory b. All of the above c. Visual d. Kinesthetic

Purpose The purpose of this assignment is for learners to: Have the opportunity to integrate knowledge and skills learned throughout all core courses in the FNP track and previous clinical courses. Demonstrate an advancing understanding of the patient with a mental health disorder in primary care. Demonstrate the ability to analyze the literature/ previous patients seen in the clinical setting be able to perform an evidenced-based review of their case, diagnosis, and plan, while guiding and taking feedback from peers regarding the case Demonstrate professional communication and leadership, while advancing the education of peers. Course Outcomes 4 Develop management plans based on current scientific evidence and national guidelines. 6Prioritize treatment based on relevant clinical presentation. Requirements For Week 6 of the course there will not be a case study given to you by the faculty. Instead you will be assigned a mental health disorder commonly seen in primary care and you…

6 - Which of the following is the purpose of measuring the performance of employees through multiple evaluations?    a) Ensuring organizational commitment  B) Increased communication  NS) Reduced workload   D) Establishing good relations with the customer   TO) A fair and impartial assessment

The adoption of a 24/7 employee hotline for workplace complaints is an example of a: Group of answer choices a. non-value-added activity. b. business-value-added activity. c. batch-related activity. d. product-sustaining activity. e. customer-value-added activity.

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How to get rid of these barriers to IT training : Not flexible to trainee requests or specific difficulties unless all possible problems and types of error have been planned for in advance Interaction with trainees is non-natural Feedback is often quantitative not qualitative (ie right/wrong as opposed to how to improve) Potential for student isolation Please provide evidence based answers.