Imagine that you are a teacher. The students in your class have frequent mood swings, and they worry a lot about what others might think about them. They are also just beginning to think idealistically about how the world might be better than it actually is. Your students are most likely in the developmental period of:
a. Early childhood
b. Middle childhood
c. Early adolescence
d. Late adolescence
C
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When revising, novice writers are generally most conscious of
A) spelling and handwriting, B) length of composition and particular words used. C) sentence structure and sentence length. D) suitability of content and audience who will be reading their work.
CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY. How are play interactions appropriate contexts for observing and collecting authentic assessment information relating to young children's development and learning of skills?
a. They provide opportunities to examine multiple behaviors that children integrate to create meaningful experiences. b. They allow examination of how children use the social context provided to enhance their knowledge. c. The provide a fun environment in which to incorporate formal assessment protocols. d. They provide a safe context for children to demonstrate their learning.
A family’s values, beliefs, and lifestyle reflect its ______.
A. boundaries B. system C. worldview D. hierarchical structure
The kind of thinking that calls for every answer to be questioned is
A) critical thinking. B) poor thinking. C) logical thinking. D) inefficient thinking. E) creative thinking.