Ethnographers who study play try to
A. Set up a laboratory to study play
B. Focus on the differences between boys and girls
C. Understand the signals children give to each other
D. Observe play and try to find what it means
D
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Erica is conducting experimental research in which she is looking at the effect of type of music on intellectual development. What is the dependent variable in this example?
a. type of music b. intellectual development c. the control group d. the experimental group
Early onset of visual impairment can affect the development of bonding because
a. babies with visual impairment are unlikely to make visual contact with caregivers. b. babies are less likely to make eye contact with their mothers. c. parents typically reject visually impaired infants before bonding can take place. d. children with visual impairment typically have cognitive deficits as well.
If "equal isn't always fair," what is fairness about?
a. Teaching children to speak many languages b. Equity c. Creating separate classrooms for children based ability needs d. All of the above
Which of the following is an accurate description of portfolio assessment?
a. a narrative account of behavior and events that is written at the time of the occurrence in the present tense b. a system for meaningfully organizing evidence of children's leaning, abilities and development c. a collection of photos that demonstrate what a child has learned or can do d. a summary of teacher interpretations of anecdotal records collected over a period of time