What are the two ways technology can support self-monitoring?
a. Being the cue to monitor and being the means of providing feedback
b. Being the cue to monitor or being the means of recording
c. Being the means of recording and the means of providing feedback
d. Audio tone and hand signal
b. Being the cue to monitor or being the means of recording
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The value of inclusive early childhood programs is not only to challenge children with ability differences by allowing them to live in a "real-world" environment, but also to allow their peers to grow up knowing that children with ability differences are real people with real ____________________ who have a lot to offer and who deserve to be treated well
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
You are setting up an outdoor play area for your classroom. All but which of the following is true?
a. The area should provide a variety of textures, such as smooth surfaces for riding and rolling toys and a grassy area b. Equipment should be chosen with the development of the children in your classroom in mind c. It is not necessary to provide outdoor space for infants, who should not participate in outdoor play d. The space should include equipment for free play as well as equipment which can be used to bring lessons outdoors, such as sandboxes or water play areas
Children should know the basic 220 sight words by the end of which grade?
a. First grade b. Second grade c. Third grade d. Fourth grade e. Fifth grade
Why were people who had jobs in the colonies living in poverty?
a. Wages were high enough but the prices for goods and services were also extremely high. b. Poorhouses provided better conditions to live in than people could buy with the wages they earned so people did not work. c. Colonists were required to work on "poor farms" to feed the poor of the colony, thus cutting down on the time they could work at paying jobs. d. Due to influxes of new immigrants, the competition for jobs allowed employers to keep wages low.