Roger Whittington was raised in an affluent, white, Protestant family and attended a private college preparatory school in the northeast. Roger is likely to have more difficulty than most Americans in acknowledging the existence of
A) inner city poverty.
B) differences in power and advantage.
C) managerial and worker classes.
D) varying intellectual abilities.
B
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A. unusual characters/strange situations and mystery fantasy. B. historical fantasy and animal fantasy. C. personified toys and science fiction. D. personified toys and animal fantasy.
Early language experience affects:
A) the character of the child B) the child's capacity to learn language C) the temperament of children D) the child's capacity to learn numbers
Lena doesn't feel that she has the education to serve a child with a disability in her program. She may ethically and legally:
A) ask her local Child Find Office for assistance B) refuse to care for children with disabilities C) include the child but not work with the child's individualized plan D) insist the parents pay enough for an assistant caregiver
Three of the following are accurate statements about how classroom assessments affect students' learning. Which one is not accurate?
a. Studying for an assessment encourages students to review material they have previously learned. b. Students are more motivated to study classroom material when they know their knowledge of the material will be assessed. c. Studying for an assessment facilitates students' memory even for information that they do not specifically study. d. Assessments can provide valuable feedback about what students know and what they need to work on.