What social changes seem to occur as children go from the preschool stage to the kindergarten years?
What will be an ideal response?
Children at this age are increasingly aware of themselves as social beings. They can be observed acting both aggressively and considerately to the same children. They are greatly concerned about their families and curious about differences in people. They often do not know how to react to people who are different, and may say things that can seem mean or cruel.
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Successful classroom managers are able to _________, which means they can deal with more than one activity at the same time
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Teachers can prepare students for learning by providing an initial structure to clarify intended outcomes and cue desired learning strategies. These learning orientations are often referred to as scaffolding
a. True b. False
Ryan is a six-year-old living in New York City. From the time he was eighteen months old, his nanny was a native Mandarin speaker. Ryan learned to speak Mandarin and speaks without an accent. What contemporary theme is illustrated by this example of Ryan?
a. The influence of nurturing during Ryan's infant development b. The critical role of discontinuous development during Ryan's toddlerhood c. The influence of nature in Ryan's development d. The critical timing of Ryan's learning experience
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
The literature on followership offers elegant theories of how the followership process works.