According to Fisher and colleagues (2011), how can adults guide children's play activities?
What will be an ideal response?
(1) Enriching the play environment with toys, objects, people, and other items; (2) providing supporting comments about a child's discoveries, co-playing with them, and posing open-ended questions about what a child has found; and (3) proposing language to model vocabulary and syntax, and exploring play materials in a manner similar to that which the child might use.
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a.....................................bring with them the weather for the areas over which they move. b....................................................................have little effect on temperature conditions. c...........................................................................................affect only wind conditions. d....... are too massive to be affected by the conditions of the surface over which they move.
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a. Social isolation. b. Lost instructional time. c. Public perception. d. The room is highly disciminable. e. All of the above. f. B and c.
A university that uses the correlation between an entrance exam and university performance to make decisions about applicants, is using what type of technique?
a. inference b. description c. correlation d. prediction