Which is the earliest stage of block play?
A) Enclosures
B) Meaning of structures
C) Carrying
D) Building begins
E) Bridging
C
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David Moore starts each of his lessons with a demonstration, such as dropping two objects of unequal weight and seeing them fall with the same rate of acceleration. Which of the following best describes Mr. Moore's attempts?
a. He is trying to begin his lessons with an attention-getting activity. b. He is trying to capitalize on learners' intrinsic needs for intellectual achievement. c. He is trying to promote students' extrinsic need for a learning incentive. d. He is trying to capitalize on learners' intrinsic needs for control and self-determination.
Using knowledge, judgment, and expertise to organize learning experiences purposefully is called
a. creative curriculum planning. b. intentional planning. c. learner-centered curriculum. d. integrated curriculum.
Which of the following is NOT an ethical problem that needs to be addressed by ethnographic investigators?
a. Making sure that one’s field notes are not used to harm participants. b. Participants can forget that you are a researcher and tell you things that they wouldn’t usually tell to an outsider c. Ethnography is not generally regarded as scientific. d. All of these must be addressed.