One of the first screenings experienced by infants and their families that has been found to be an accurate predictor of future developmental progress is called a(n) ___________ scale
a. Hanson
b. Johnson
c. Apgar
ANS: C
You might also like to view...
How does the alternating treatments design differ from the changing conditions design?
a. The alternating treatments design is used to determine the effectiveness of more than one intervention, while the changing conditions design is used to increase the standard for acceptable performance. b. Unlike the changing conditions design where interventions are introduced consecutively, in the alternating treatments design one intervention is rapidly substituted for another. c. The alternating treatments design is a variation of the multiple baseline design, whereas the changing conditions design is a variation of the reversal design. d. Unlike the changing conditions design which is used to assess the effect of behaviors over several settings, the alternating treatments design is used to assess the effect several observers.
Aesthetic responses to texts focus on information and facts presented
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Goodlad (2004) argues that educating students in democracy is essential to sustaining a democratic society. Which is the following is not supporting his research?
a. School is the only institution that is suited to teach these ideals. b. Historically, leaders have envisioned the essential role of public schooling to sustain our republic. c. Thoughtful men and women believed that the family sustained the community spirit. d. All of the above
During center time, a four-year-old makes a painting for his father but the picture looks nothing like what the child says it is supposed to be. The teacher should:
a. Give the child a pattern to trace so that a better picture goes home. b. Ask the student to tell her about the painting. c. Suggest that the child use markers or crayons instead of painting. d. Prepare the child to be disappointed by telling him that his father won't know what the picture is supposed to be.