1. Peer-mediated interventions can be used with students of all ages.
True False
2. The main goals of peer-mediated interventions are to build:
academic skills social skills both academic skills and social skills none of the above
3. Peer buddies are taught that we are all the same and that we have no differences.
4. . In reverse-role tutoring, the student with a disability tutors the adult teacher.
5. In reverse-role tutoring, the student with a disability tutors a younger student who does not have special needs.
6. Which best describes a dyad?
a pair a group of 3 to 6 a classroom none of the above
7. Peer-mediated interventions can only take place in the classroom setting.
8. When a student with special needs is tutored by a student without special needs, only the student with special needs benefits.
9. Teachers should not have high expectations for peer-mediated instruction, because it is most important for the students to like each other.
