The guiding principle of the NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct is that
a. child care centers must carry liability insurance to cover potential legal costs.
b. teachers need to agree on what is and what is not ethical within each individual child care setting.
c. teachers must above all do nothing that harms children.
d. ethical standards need to be agreed on by the teachers, parents, and community leaders of a center.
ANS: C
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a. are age 5. b. go to school. c. actually read or write. d. are in first grade.
External developmental assets are those that
a. come from families and communities. b. come from the child’s strengths, such as intelligence, interests, and motivation. c. are related to children’s biological determinants. d. none of the above
The major assumption of Gestalt psychology is that
a. learners respond to meaningful wholes. b. perception is the only learning process. c. problem solving is essential to learning. d. simplicity of elements is essential to learning.
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A. reading comprehension B. reading readiness C. reading recognition D. silent reading