What are some of the benefits of rough-and-tumble play?
What will be an ideal response?
In rough-and-tumble play affords children opportunities to expand their social, physical, language, and cognitive skills (Carlton, 2011). Socially, children are required to take turns, infer, negotiate, and maintain friendships. Physically, they gain control over their body movements and coordination. Linguistically, they must communicate what they plan to do and interpret the communications of their play peers. Cognitively, rough-and-tumble play requires children to perceive and infer the movements of their peers.
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Defining "family" is important in early intervention because:
a. The inclusiveness of the definition determines the scope of services b. Educators will be establishing important moral parameters for others c. There is currently no good definition of family d. Children need to know who is responsible for them
Corroborating evidence about a finding is an example of which validation approach?
a. Triangulation b. Auditing c. Bracketing d. Member checking
Bogdan and Biklen (2007) have described essential features or characteristics of qualitative research that are stated in the text. Provide at least three of these features/characteristics.
What will be an ideal response?
High/Scope is the only program that has been validated through longitudinal data
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false