Differentiation Is Important When Individualising Instruction for Students with Reading

question 12

Multiple Choice

Differentiation is important when individualising instruction for students with reading and mathematics problems. Differentiation refers to:

• A) Identifying which students to inform curriculum and teaching decisions and those who will not
• B) Using knowledge of the students to inform curriculum and teaching decisions
• C) The choice of assessment instruments that are appropriate for students with literacy or numeracy difficulties
• D) Clearly identifying the student's literacy and numeracy difficulties

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Definitions:

4 × 3 Factorial ANOVA

A type of factorial ANOVA test with two independent variables, one at 4 levels and the other at 3 levels, to examine their effects on a dependent variable.

Possible Group Assignments

The various ways in which participants can be allocated to different groups or conditions in an experiment.

Subjects

Individuals or entities that are studied or observed in a research experiment or survey to collect data about them.

F Statistic

A ratio used in ANOVA tests that quantifies the amount of variation between groups compared to within groups.