Why would working in gardens stimulate sensory exploration?
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER: Gardens by their very nature involve mud—a phenomenon that simultaneously inspires delight in young children. Mud inspires children to wonder about the transformation of passive dirt into an almost sinister substance. It resists muscles when a child is in the thick of it and speaks to the child’s need to explore nature.
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An approach that can assist children with autism in becoming less anxious about unpredictable or unorganized classroom and school environments is called
a. structured teaching. b. incidental teaching. c. discrete skills teaching. d. child-specific teaching.
Explain why The Common Core Standards are important
What will be an ideal response?
According to the American Medical Association, exercise does not _________________.
a. ensure the proper growth and development of young bones and muscles b. improve strength, endurance, and coordination c. protect you from all illnesses and accidents d. reduce weight gain
The cost per child of operating a center can be determined by ___.?
a. ?dividing the cost of the staff, equipment, and supplies for each classroom by the number of children in that class b. ?figuring the total tuition per child for one year c. ?dividing the total cost of running the center by the number of children enrolled d. ?dividing the total amount of income by the number of children enrolled