Observer expectations refer to social, cultural, or religious values that affect a caregiver's perception of a child's behavior
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A child who feels that he or she has received a great deal of hurt and unfair treatment in life will not easily place ____________________ in adults
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Mainstreaming is a placement practice that
a. eliminates special education. b. is required by federal law. c. gradually includes a child in regular education as that child is ready. d. requires that all children with disabilities be placed in regular education classes. e. None of these.
You've found that a student is reasoning at Kohlberg's Stage 3, and you want to deter him from inappropriate behavior. Using Kohlberg's work as a basis, which of the following would be the best way to handle an incident?
a. Punish the behavior. b. Suggest that if he will refrain from the behavior for a certain period, he will receive a reward. c. Ask if his friends encourage or tolerate such behavior. d. Discuss with him what kind of a chaotic society we would live in if people behaved the way he did.
Match each statement to the item listed below
a. recognizing how many objects are in a set, understanding one-to-one correspondence, and arranging objects in increasing order b. understanding patterns and relationships and being able to repeat these c. recognizing attributes of shapes and describing spatial relations d. comparing and seriating objects; beginning to measure objects, either using standard or nonstandard units of measure e. teachers provide an environment that encourages problem solving f. asking meaningful questions and then charting answers g. mentally repeating information over and over h. placing items to be remembered into logical categories i. making up imaginary connections when there is no logical link among items j. helping children to begin grasping some rather complex science concepts number and operations algebra geometry measurement problem solving data analysis and probability rehearsal organization elaboration concrete examples