List two strategies that will help children resolve conflicts effectively
What will be an ideal response?
Increase their ability to read nonverbal cues from others. Help them to see others’ points of view. Provide opportunities to learn by trial and error. Encourage children who are having frequent difficulties to draft a plan for resolving conflicts.
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Developmentally appropriate practice is grounded on the belief that there has been too much emphasis on _____ for
preschool-aged children. a. academic learning b. play c. exploration d. social interaction
All of the following strategies will help programs build collaborative relationships with families except:
a. Learn what the families you serve want for their children. b. Evaluate your program's family engagement program to measure its success. c. Develop strategies that support effective two-way communication with all families. d. Tell families what days you need their help in their child's classroom.
Seven-year-old Anna was born in Mexico and learned to read before transferring to a second grade classroom in the United States. Research suggests that if children can read in their native language, they most likely:
a) have developed phonemic awareness b) will struggle when learning to read in an additional language c) will find graphemes confusing d) will translate all texts into their native language
What can be said about guessing on a true-false test?
a. It is hard to guess correctly. b. The probability of guessing correctly is 75%. c. Guessing can be corrected for in scoring. d. The probability of guessing correctly is 25%.