The environment can provide visual stimulation for an infant with
a. All of these choices are correct.
b. windows to look out of.
c. pleasing colors on the wall.
d. pictures placed at eye level.
A
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One's ideas about one's attributes and abilities
a. self-esteem b. self-concept c. self-efficacy d. self-actualization
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Glasser’s work shares some commonalities with that of Dreikurs. 2. Ronald Morrish would likely be comfortable and satisfied teaching in a Glasser Quality School. 3. Glasser would likely recommend studying fewer topics in depth rather than many topics at a shallower level. 4. Glasser asserts that a teacher can help all their students achieve their Quality World ideals. 5. When the principal comes for a visit to the classroom, she asks Tyrell to explain his science project to her, and Tyrell does so. True or false: Glasser would say that this interaction reflects the expected outcome of quality teaching.
The single-opportunity method of assessing a person's skills on a task analysis means that they only get one chance to demonstrate the skill before instruction begins; whereas with the multiple-opportunity method of assessment, a person's skills are assessed multiple times before instruction begins
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
You are walking down the street when a man grabs an old lady's purse. What should you do?
A. Stop a police car, tell them a man snatched the purse, and lead them to the old lady. B. Stop to see if the old lady is injured and call an ambulance. C. Run after the man to see if you can get the purse back. D. Try to remember details about the man's height, weight, and clothing, so that you can describe the man to the police.