Why are caregiving routines at the heart of an infant program?
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER:
Routines such as feeding, diapering, and playing are the curriculum of this age-group. During these times, caregivers interact with a child and provide educational opportunities.
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Through responsive and reciprocal interactions, caregiver and baby learn about each other. Communication on a one-to-one is intense and focused. Caregivers observe, listen, and come to know babies’ cues.?
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a. students are allowed to initiate activities based on their interests. b. content is delivered to the entire class simultaneously. c. there is a flexible classroom structure. d. class projects utilize most of the available school time.
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A) atresia B) otitis C) anoxia D) atrium
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(a) Halo effect (b) Logical error (c) Leniency error (d) Personal bias error
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
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