In which of the following situations is a child most likely to be learning a concept through a buildup of associations?
a. Because all of his teddy bears are brown, 2-year-old Harry thinks that all bears are brown.
b. When a strange man comes to the house, Mother introduces him to 3-year-old Regina as "Uncle Albert." Regina asks, "What's an ‘uncle'?"
c. When peas are served at dinner, 7-year-old Molly proclaims, "I don't like peas now and will never, ever like them!"
d. To help himself remember what a trapezoid is, 12-year-old Mark repeats the definition to himself several times in a row.
a
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The preferred consultation approach in education today is
a. Collaborative consultation model b. Clinical consultation model c. Itinerant consultation model d. ECSE consultation model
______ refers to instructional guidance given to students as they acquire new information.
a. big ideas b. mediated scaffolding c. strategic instruction d. judicious review
A descriptive study:
a. describes an event b. describes a site c. describes an area of interest d. any or all of the other answers