A teacher's role in fostering creative thought includes:
A) offering children many opportunities to engage in creative endeavors
B) creating units of learning that have little meaning to children
C) providing choices, but not support
D) setting inflexible rules
E) being closed to new ideas
A
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Ms. Zimmerman is principal of an elementary school. She speaks to parents at the beginning of the new school year to encourage family/school partnerships. Which of the following is her best reason for families to be involved with their children's school?
A. Children who experience family involvement while in school are more likely to choose professions with socially just objectives. B. Family involvement in schools increases student achievement and promotes positive educational outcomes. C. Parents should become more confrontational to gain their goals. D. Family involvement in schools, according to research, strengthens family ties and relationships.
Linnea just joined your preschool class. Anytime a parent or other adult enters the room, she runs up and hugs them and then follows them around chatting. This makes the adults and other children feel awkward. What condition most likely accounts for Linnea’s behavior?
a. easy temperament b. attachment disorder c. difficult temperament d. sensory deficit
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Test Your Knowledge: True or False Question 1Click on the above link to access the Interactive eBook. Once you've signed in, scroll to page 380 and watch the video. When you've finished watching the video, come back to the test and answer the following question:Many schools have adopted suicide awareness and prevention programs that claim to represent the best practices in the field. The overall evidence for their effectiveness, however, is currently ______.
A. very strong B. weak C. moderate D. unable to be effectively assessed through research.