quiz 1 Flashcards
Each of the following are examples of formal collaborative activities except
meetings to respond to particular student needs
Minimal encouragers include
a. words, phrases, silence, and non-verbal cues
Neutrality in verbal communication promotes the development of interpersonal trust because it conveys a nonjudgmental and accepting attitude.
True
Parity is a situation in which each person’s contribution to an interaction is euqlly valued, and each person has equal power in decision-making.
True
Researchers have found that, in general, students learn more when working collaboratively on instructional tasks than if they had worked alone.
True
Benefits of listening include helping to establish rapport and obtaining sufficient and accurate information.
True
What is an individual’s frame of reference?
What a persons brings to the situation, independent of the situation itself..
Facial expressions, eye contact, posture, and gestures are examples of body language, one of the classes of non-verbal cues.
True
Paralanguage is the erbal component of language
False
Professional socialization can be a dilemma associated with collaboration because
training encourages a belief in isolation
Name at least 3 suggestions for improving listening.
Mentally prepare, review information, categorize information, make notes.
Each of the following are barriers to effective listening except
d. vocal cues
A member of a minority community who works in a mainstream agency is always the most appropriate person to represent his or her community.
False
Intervention assistance teams, co-teaching, and consultation are terms used in the field of special education that describe
service delivery options
What are some societal trends that have fostered the development of collaborative structures in schools?
The area of human services demands collaboration.
