Rather than thinking of culture as a relatively fixed set of shared attributions, traditions, common beliefs, or even agreement about norms for living, culture should be thought as a set of multidimensional characteristics that are in constant ________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
evolution
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which one of the following sets is comprised of data-organizing processes?
(a) graphing, classifying, comparing, sequencing (b) inferring, generalizing, explaining, synthesizing (c) communicating, experiencing, measuring, observing (d) applying, hypothesizing, predicting, model building
In a reflective approach, the early childhood professional
a. pays attention to her thoughts, feelings, preferences and biases so she can use that information to promote children's social and emotional skills. b. pays attention to her thoughts, feelings, preferences and biases so those inner states don't influence her work with the children. c. pays attention to the child's feelings so she can help the child control those feelings. d. pays attention to the child's thoughts and feelings so she can encourage parents to be more supportive.
Which of the following is the most difficult student search decisions school leaders often face
A. When to start a search B. When to stop a search C. Whether or not reasonable cause has been established in a particular situation D. Whether or not the information used as a basis for the search is reliable