List 2 things teachers can do to help reduce competition
What will be an ideal response?
No winners and losers; treat all children as individuals; involve all children in meaningful ways; compliment all children frequently
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Choose a subject area and a topic from the level at which you would most like to teach. For example, you could design a fourth grade math lesson about fractions. Create and describe instructional activities that emphasize memorization and recall of factual information as well as each of the abilities that Sternberg associates with intelligence in his triarchic theory. Suggest at least one
activity for each of the abilities. What will be an ideal response?
In an early childhood program
a. language is not taught because most children acquire it before they enter school. b. language is taught in incidental and planned activities through language-rich relationships (e.g., conversing, singing, reciting poetry, and playing). c. children primarily learn language through talk involved in group experiences. d. storybook reading is considered the most effective way to teach language.
Fuerenstein's research indicated that parent volunteerism increased
a. As students entered middle school b. When parents were contacted more frequently c. When students received recognition and rewards d. None of the above
Maternal employment has a consistently negative effect on children's social, emotional, and academic development.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)