Document8 - Word File Home Insert Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help Tell me what you want to do Page 1 of 4 H 810 words Type here to search 1 Ted is collecting whole interval sampling data on his client's on-task behavior as the client is participating in his online school lessons at home. On Monday and Wednesday, there were 120 minutes of teacher-led instruction, in four 30 minute segments, so Ted divided each 30 minute segment into six 5 minute intervals. On Tuesday and Thursday, there were 180 minutes of teacher led instruction, in six 30 minute segments. Since there was a total of 24 intervals possible on Monday and Wednesday (that is, 120 minutes in four 30 minute segments, with the segments each divided into six 5 minute intervals - four segments X 6 intervals = 24 intervals) - since there was a total of 24 observation intervals on Monday and Wednesday, Ted divided the 180 minutes of teacher led instruction into 24 intervals, each interval being 7.5 minutes long. On each day, Ted scored at the end of the interval whether or not his client attended to on-task instruction at any time during that interval (always being careful to use the same definition of on- task behavior). What are two procedural errors Ted has made? Procedural Error 1: Procedural Error 2: 近 Rose Singleton Х Share Activate Windows Go to Settings to activate Windows. 闈 + 100% 80°F Partly cloudy 11:47 PM 7/14/2024
Document8 - Word File Home Insert Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help Tell me what you want to do Page 1 of 4 H 810 words Type here to search 1 Ted is collecting whole interval sampling data on his client's on-task behavior as the client is participating in his online school lessons at home. On Monday and Wednesday, there were 120 minutes of teacher-led instruction, in four 30 minute segments, so Ted divided each 30 minute segment into six 5 minute intervals. On Tuesday and Thursday, there were 180 minutes of teacher led instruction, in six 30 minute segments. Since there was a total of 24 intervals possible on Monday and Wednesday (that is, 120 minutes in four 30 minute segments, with the segments each divided into six 5 minute intervals - four segments X 6 intervals = 24 intervals) - since there was a total of 24 observation intervals on Monday and Wednesday, Ted divided the 180 minutes of teacher led instruction into 24 intervals, each interval being 7.5 minutes long. On each day, Ted scored at the end of the interval whether or not his client attended to on-task instruction at any time during that interval (always being careful to use the same definition of on- task behavior). What are two procedural errors Ted has made? Procedural Error 1: Procedural Error 2: 近 Rose Singleton Х Share Activate Windows Go to Settings to activate Windows. 闈 + 100% 80°F Partly cloudy 11:47 PM 7/14/2024
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Ted is collecting whole interval sampling data on his client's on-task behavior as the client is
participating in his online school lessons at home. On Monday and Wednesday, there were 120
minutes of teacher-led instruction, in four 30 minute segments, so Ted divided each 30 minute
segment into six 5 minute intervals. On Tuesday and Thursday, there were 180 minutes of
teacher led instruction, in six 30 minute segments. Since there was a total of 24 intervals
possible on Monday and Wednesday (that is, 120 minutes in four 30 minute segments, with the
segments each divided into six 5 minute intervals - four segments X 6 intervals = 24 intervals) -
since there was a total of 24 observation intervals on Monday and Wednesday, Ted divided the
180 minutes of teacher led instruction into 24 intervals, each interval being 7.5 minutes long. On
each day, Ted scored at the end of the interval whether or not his client attended to on-task
instruction at any time during that interval (always being careful to use the same definition of on-
task behavior). What are two procedural errors Ted has made?
Procedural Error 1:
Procedural Error 2:
近
Rose Singleton
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