Justify using pretend play and construction in terms of the six curricular domains.
What will be an ideal response?
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__________ percent of early childhood education environments have been found to have levels of allergens high enough to cause a reaction in an allergic child
a. Ten b. Twenty c. Thirty d. Forty
During a parent meeting, Deborah is surprised when the parents of a child become defensive. The child, Devon, is a high achiever but disruptive during class, and Deborah felt that she was careful to stress the positive as well as the negative about Devon's behavior. What advice would be best to give Deborah regarding her next meeting with the parents?
a. Invite them to join school activities. The parents will then see Devon's behavior first-hand and can help to address it. b. Advise the parents about resources that may help Devon learn to behave better in class. The parents may need to be reminded that a teacher is a good resource for them. c. Be careful not to place blame. The parents may see Devon's disruptive behavior as normal, or they may see it as suggestive that they are not good parents. d. Talk to the parents about how they punish Devon when she misbehaves. The parents may not be using the best parenting strategies to address this type of behavior.
Considering contemporary theorists' views on general transfer, which one of the following skills is most likely to transfer across very different situations?
a. The ability to take good notes on a lecture b. The ability to remember complex ideas c. The ability to memorize a poem d. The ability to solve challenging problems
Self-disclosures are important for the following reasons EXCEPT
a. You can get the tension off your chest by talking about what's going on. b. You may influence how other people will think about you by deciding what you reveal and what you hide about yourself. c. You will get a clearer understanding of who you are and what you want by talking about yourself d. You can trust people better by letting them know who you are.