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What was the principal's concern about the study on the testing effect at Columbia Middle School?
What was the principal's concern about the study on the testing effect at Columbia Middle School?
- He was concerned that it would only focus on memorization rather than higher forms of learning. (correct)
- He doubted the effectiveness of smart boards and automated response systems.
- He was worried that it would disrupt the varied instructional methods of the energetic faculty.
- He was reluctant to adopt new textbooks for the study.
What enticements were offered to the participating teachers in the study?
What enticements were offered to the participating teachers in the study?
- New technology like smart boards and automated response systems. (correct)
- Sponsorship for further education.
- Promotions to higher administrative positions.
- Additional paid vacation days.
Why did the principal agree to participate in the study despite his concerns?
Why did the principal agree to participate in the study despite his concerns?
- The researchers promised to replace the textbooks with updated versions.
- There was a promise of additional funding for all school programs.
- He believed that the study would be minimally intrusive and fit within existing curricula. (correct)
- He was eager to disrupt the existing curricula and teaching methods.
What subject did Patrice Bain, a sixth grade teacher, teach at Columbia Middle School?
What subject did Patrice Bain, a sixth grade teacher, teach at Columbia Middle School?
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What was Roger Chamberlain's aim for the school's students?
What was Roger Chamberlain's aim for the school's students?
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