Planning for well rounded artistic and aesthetic development in children requires the teacher to:
A) assure all art made by children in the classroom looks similar.
B) know about children's artistic and aesthetic development and understand their group of children.
C) lead art lessons for groups of children to teach them various art techniques.
D) explore their own artistic talents and display their work around the classroom for children to copy.
D
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Catholic immigrants objected to reading the King James version of the bible, which led to the creation of this type of school.
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