Funding Sources Often Require Programs to Justify the Progress of Participating

question 3

Multiple Choice

Funding sources often require programs to justify the progress of participating children by:

• A) acknowledging the fluctuation of every child's growth and development can cause test scores to fluctuate.
• B) generally selecting commercially prepared standardized tests.
• C) seldom requiring standardized tests for program accountability.
• D) all of the above

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Definitions:

Reinforcement

In psychology and management, a strategy of encouraging a desired behavior by presenting a positive stimulus following that behavior.

Desired Behaviour

The specific actions or reactions that an individual or organization aims to elicit from others, often through guidance, incentive, or training.

Positive Reinforcement

The process of encouraging or increasing a behavior by presenting a favorable outcome or reward upon the occurrence of the behavior.

Inventory Of Rewards

A catalog or list of rewards and incentives available within an organization, intended to motivate and acknowledge employee contributions.