A Constructivist Approach to Planning, Compared to a Traditional Approach

question 57

Multiple Choice

A constructivist approach to planning, compared to a traditional approach, would include use of

• A) fewer teacher comments about each student's work.
• B) more norm-competitive projects designed by students.
• C) students and teachers making decisions about objectives together.
• D) teacher-designed projects that students evaluate on the basis of predetermined criteria.

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Definitions:

Adjusting Entries

Accounting adjustments used to ensure that revenue and expense recognition principles are followed accurately in the financial statements.

Reversing Entries

Optional accounting procedures that are used to cancel out adjusting entries of the previous accounting period in the new period.

Interest Expense

The cost incurred by an entity for borrowing funds, often reported on the income statement.

Closing Journal Entries

At the close of an accounting cycle, transactions are documented to move balances from provisional to fixed accounts.