Explain why good-bye rituals are preferable to the family member slipping out when the child is busily playing
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER: Dependable rituals help alert the child that separation is approaching, even though it may be difficult emotionally. The child builds trust that after the good-bye ritual and the separation the family member does come back. Slipping out destroys the child’s trust in the family member and instills more anxiety that the parent may leave any time the child gets engaged in an activity.
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A researcher records the number of individual instruments identified by students listening to a piece of classical music. He splits the data into quartiles and reports that students correctly identified three instruments at the 25th percentile, five instruments at the 50th percentile, and eight instruments at the 75th percentile. What are the IQR and SIQR for these data?
A. the IQR is 3; the SIQR is 1.5 B. the IQR is 5; the SIQR is 5.0 C. the IQR is 5; the SIQR is 2.5 D. There is not enough information to answer this question.
Successful environments consistently have certain key elements. Give at least three elements and an example of how each is reflected in daily classroom life
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Discuss the reasons why educators feel there is an upheaval about failing schools and the need for radical school reform. To what extent do these reasons reflect the actual performance of U.S. students, teachers, and schools? Be sure to support your answers with specific analysis and examples.
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