The ongoing process of directing children’s behavior based on the types of adults children are expected to become is known as ______.
a. inductive reasoning
b. guidance
c. discipline
d. active listening
b. guidance
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“To explain” is an example of an
a. unobservable behavioral objective b. observable but unclear behavioral objective c. observable and clear behavioral objective d. acceptable behavioral objective
A large study in the Midwest found that the three barriers to physical activity included all of the following except a. concern for safety
b. lack of time in the schedule. c. financial concerns. d. focus on academics .
All but one of the approaches listed here can support democratic living in classrooms. That one is
a. preventive discipline. b. positive guidance. c. shaming only when necessary. d. teaching personal and social responsibility.
Classical theories of play include all of the following except:
A) practice B) recreation/relaxation C) surplus energy D) recapitulation E) psychoanalytic theory