One of the major issues which limits a family access to community resources in rural areas is
A) poverty.
B) lack of interest by officials.
C) transportation issues.
D) family embarrassment.
Answer: C
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a. prevention. b. redirection. c. removal. d. cooperation.
The whole-song method is the most effective method of teaching young children new songs
a. True b. False
Which of the following statements best represents the position that the authors take pertaining to the "preaching and teaching" tendency in realistic fiction for children?
A) It is the moral obligation of adult authors to communicate moral tenets explicitly when writing for children. B) The didacticism necessary in realistic fiction should flow naturally from the culture in which it was developed. C) Although moral messages should be explicit, they should be limited to a single point with support rendered by events. D) The author must be willing to trust the reader to draw inferences from the story.
Conducting a task analysis allows the teacher to do which of the following?
A. Establish baseline data B. Determine prerequisite skills the student may not know C. Compare the learner against established norms D. Take direct measurement