The ensure success, young children should experience child-focused intervention, rather than family-focused
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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For infants, toddlers and young preschoolers The Learner Centered Approach to curriculum is best.
a. true b. false
Which is a true statement about sharing routines with families of infants?
a. It is important to share routines with families so that they follow the same routine at home.
b. Families and centers should collaborate on routines, especially for very young children.
c. It is not important to have consistent routines between home and school
d. It is not possible for infants to have routines since they are on individualized schedules.
Case analysis: Ms. Stewart's principal told her to try using the reading workshop approach in her class. She dutifully told the class members that during reading class they could pick out a book they would like to read and read it independently at their desks. On the very first day, problems developed. Karl couldn't find a book that interested him. Shari had read all the books in the classroom library and begged Ms. Stewart to let her go to the school library to find something, but Ms. Stewart didn't think she should let Shari out of the room during reading class. Mark didn't want to read at all, and so he just moved books around on the shelves, without really looking at them. Ms. Stewart decided that the students in her class were not mature enough for this approach.
Do you think Ms. Stewart was right about her class? What caused Ms. Stewart's problem? What could she have done to avoid the problem? What will be an ideal response?
Which family theory best explains interrelated and interpersonal family functioning?
A) Solution-based theory B) Lifespan development theory C) Family systems theory D) Bi-nuclear family