Expected to exhibit the same level of professionalism as the teacher:
(a) cross-age tutors, (b)
caregiver volunteers, (c) community resource people, (d) classroom paraprofessionals.
D,
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Which statement is true?
a. ?Sixty-five percent of mothers with children younger than six are in the workforce. b. ?There are sufficient quality child care programs for those who need them. c. ?Two forms of child care—family child care and nannies—are the most popular type of programs. d. ?Licensing of family child care homes has decreased.
What are the four approaches to multicultural education described by James Banks? Describe how each approach builds on the previous one in the hierarchy. Which approach would you use in your classroom, and why?
What will be an ideal response?
The American Association of Pediatricians warns parents with children under 2 years of age to avoid
A. laughing too much with their children. B. reading to their child. C. feeding their child nutritious meals. D. watching TV.
A sample of size n is used to estimate the confidence interval for a proportion. Upon review, you consider the standard deviation too large. If you want to reduce your standard deviation so that it is a tenth (1/10) of the original size, what size sample do you need?
A. 10n B. 100n C. 1000n D. 10,000n