What can you do to increase the likelihood that you will respond appropriately to the nonverbal messages of children in your care?
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER: Observe their behaviors with other adults and children. Observe children with their parents. Read further about common cultural variations.
You might also like to view...
Children who are left-handed
a. should not be taught cursive writing. b. should not be taught manuscript writing. c. should be changed to become right-handed writers. d. should be accepted as having a natural preference for that hand. e. need special pencils and pens.
Last year Kanya immigrated to this country from Thailand. Although she now feels comfortable speaking English in everyday conversations, she still has only a limited knowledge of English vocabulary, and she struggles with some of the English language's complex grammatical constructions. Near the end of the school year Kanya must take the same standardized set of achievement tests that her
classmates take. For Kanya, we might reasonably suspect that the tests will: A) Have low practicality. B) Have low reliability. C) Be culturally biased. D) Have high predictive validity.
Which of the following is true about the collection of data in an action research study?
a) Typically the researcher only collects information from one source. b) The data collection methods are more similar to those used in qualitative research rather than quantitative research. c) It's important to collect lots of data in order for the results to be consistent and generalizable. d) Typically the researcher uses locally developed instruments rather than off-the-shelf measures.
What are three difference between the Language Experience Approach and Interactive Writing?
What will be an ideal response?