Person Status Allen Unpaid stay at home dad. Has not looked for a job in several years. Ben College president. Allison Part-time welder. Actively looking for full time work. Brittany Self-employed full-time wedding singer. Cathy Full­time physician’s assistant. Calvin Retired finance professor. Last applied for work 10 weeks ago. Diane Laid-off fork-lift operator looking for another job. David Works for a bicycle store. Age 70. Evelyn Manager of health food store. Eli Museum guard. Was not at work last week due to illness. Emily 10-year old who sells lemonade on the weekends. Flora Has never been employed. Looked for a job last week. Frank Fired from job as an investment banker. Last looked for work six weeks ago.   What is the labor force participation rate? HINT: 100 x (labor force/adult population)      

A working thesis statement cannot change.

Which of the following is not part of Bloom’s Taxonomy

Describe the differences between criterion and norm referenced assessments including when we might use one type or the other. 

Which of the following is not a  type of selected response

Accommodations change how students are taught and assed while modification change what is taught and assessed.

Unit 2 Test (MOM Item) Password:  waves

Final Exam (MOM Item) Password:  popcorn

Unit 3A Test (MOM item) Password:  identity

It’s just another day at the (O)ffice for Dwight—or so he thinks! He walks into the office to discover that he is late for an unexpected early company meeting.  As he enters the conference room, he sees that the meeting has already begun…but that’s not the only thing he notices.  He is perplexed to discover that all of his coworkers are sitting in chairs facing the back wall instead of the front wall where his boss, Michael, is giving a presentation.  Before Dwight can say anything, Michael says “Thank you for joining us, Dwight. ” Despite his internal confusion and objections, Dwight takes a chair, turns it to face the back wall, and proceeds to sit in it.  This ridiculous prank on our beloved Dwight best exemplifies the power of: