Describe how you believe educators could use Gardner's "five minds" in the classroom. What would instruction look like if teachers incorporated these "minds"? Be sure to provide specific examples to support your position.
What will be an ideal response?
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What will be an ideal response?
What is the age range of most developmental scales?
A. birth to four years B. birth to six years C. birth to eight years D. birth to ten years
Your instructor has enough questions to create three unique versions of an online test, so you will be allowed to take the test up to three times until you pass or are satisfied with your score. How will this knowledge affect your test preparation?
A. Your grade will be determined by your score on the first test, so you need to spend at least a day reviewing your notes and the text. B. You can skip all preparation for the test because you will learn all you need to know by just by taking the test the first time. C. You can use your test scores on the first and second tests to identify areas you do not understand and need to review before you take the test again. D. You can take the test once to determine the questions you need to answer and then create a sheet of notes for the short answer questions.
Collages can be made of almost any imaginable combination of materials, limited only by the teacher’s and children’s imaginations
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.