Research indicates that providing children with fewer pieces of equipment helps them learn to share and take turns
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
F
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(p. 92) Technologies in neuroscience that are noninvasive
A. are never scary for children. B. use minor surgery to examine the brain. C. use laparoscopy as a primary mode of examination. D. don't interfere with natural brain function.
Children who are blind and children with low vision generally do not enjoy three-dimensional activities
a. True b. False
Josh has begun to exhibit deficiencies in language, interpersonal skills, affective behavior, and intellectual functioning
Most of his symptoms were evident before he was three, and his parents report an increased amount of selfstimulating behavior. It is likely that Josh has been diagnosed as having a. Down Syndrome. b. intellectual disabilities. c. Autism. d. TBI.
Consider the schools in the New England colonies–Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New Hampshire–during the colonial period. Which of the following statements is most valid?
a. The colonies were religiously diverse, so each colony created parochial schools for the children of the colony. b. Because many people worked in towns that had industry and commerce, families collaborated to hire tutors for several families' children. c. Because many people came from working class, rather than aristocratic, backgrounds, education was more egalitarian than in the Middle and Southern colonies. d. Education focused primarily on religious training, which was grounded in the belief that humanity was evil, by its nature, having fallen in the sin of Adam and Eve.