Noting the increasing use of screen technologies—television, videos, phones, and tablets—by babies, toddlers, and preschoolers, the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood recommends that parents and educators take what action?
What will be an ideal response?
The Campaign for a Commercial Free Childhood recommends that families set screen time limits for children, avoid video games, and create more opportunities for creative play as well as regular time for youngsters to engage in conversations and interactions with adults.
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Refer to Exhibit 3-4. A remedial reading teacher wants to identify measures that have a correlation with reading improvement among poor readers
a. The solution of the problem will make a contribution to the body of organized knowledge in education. b. The problem must be one that is researchable. c. The problem should be one that will lead to new problems. d. The problem must be suitable for the particular researcher. e. none of these criteria is violated
Name three ingredients for an effective family
What will be an ideal response?
According to the author, which of the following is not considered a type of workload management.
a. Assignment management b. Reading skills c. Assertive communication d. Information and technology skills e. Taking lecture notes
Carol Dweck compared Ivy League premed students with fixed and growth mindsets. All were enrolled in a challenging organic chemistry class. Dwell found that the students with a
A. fixed mindset enjoyed the course more. B. fixed mindset did a better job of recovering from a poor test score. C. growth mindset got a higher grade in the course. D. growth mindset performed about the same as the students a fixed mindset.