You observe a child sorting, then counting objects, and matching them to a digit. For example, the child was observed sorting geometric shapes and placing them in order of increasing quantity, then matching them to a digit. This child is clearly in Piaget's ___________ stage
A. Preoperations
B. Concrete operations
C. Formal operations
D. Sensorimotor
B
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Albert Bandura is most associated with the theoretical framework that focuses on how:
a. children learn by observing and imitating others. b. children modify existing cognitive structures when confronted with new information. c. early attachment experiences influence children's present and later lives. d. the child exists within a system of relationships.
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What will be an ideal response?
In conducting naturalistic assessments, what is the meaning of a functional skill?
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A minor change in how content or material is presented to a student or how the student participates in the lesson is called:
A) an accommodation. B) an adaptation. C) an alteration. D) a modification.