Is it wise for Ms. Piesman to insist that the children all make their boats in the same way? Why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?
Although the obvious answer to the first of these questions is "no," there are several things to consider here. On the one hand, Ms. Piesman is giving the children the message that unique and creative works of art are not desirable. On the other hand, she may realize that some children have limited experience with boats and that many may never have seen a boat "in the flesh.". In addition, her objective in the boat-painting task may have been for students to learn certain painting techniques
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One of the recommendations of the 2012 Position statement on Technology issued by NAEYC and the Fred Rogers
Institute is a. discourage all use of television, DVD’s, and technology for children under age three. b. discourage all use of passive media for children under age two. c. prohibit the passive use of all media for children under age two. d. prohibit the passive use of television and other media by children under age two and discourage its use for children from ages two to five.
Give at least two ways in which Freud’s stages differ from those of Erikson. How are their theories similar?
What will be an ideal response?
Describe the "personal fable" that is an aspect of adolescent egocentrism
What will be an ideal response?
________ are the most widely used national norm-referenced standardized tests.
A. Diagnostic tests B. Prognostic tests C. Survey batteries D. Specific subject surveys