Explain how cultural views influence children’s play
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER: From the sociocultural view, community, neighborhood, family, parental values and beliefs, culture, and race influence play activities. Culturally views may differ as to appropriate activity levels, the degree to which objects or people should be central to play, the number of play choices that should be available, and whether the play should be people or child-centered.
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a. Servant leadership b. Strategic leadership c. Visionary leadership d. Autocratic leadership
?_________________________ provides the means for explaining problem-solving and reasoning processes
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which of the following is an example of quid pro quo sexual harassment?
A. A student spreads rumors about her classmates. B. A teacher gives a student an F because the student refused sexual advances. C. A student is disallowed from joining the high school track team because of the student's sexual orientation. D. A student misbehaves with female students by using offensive language.
The key characteristic of a discovery approach to early literacy teaching is:
A. sequential lessons B. make believe play C. problem solving tasks D. explicit instruction