The court case that determined that African American students who were required to attend segregated schools were not receiving an equal education is __________
a. PARC v. the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
b. Board of Education v. Rowley
c. Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas
d. Mills v. Board of Education
C
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Research on brain development indicates that play is essential to the development of neural pathways. This can be explained by some basic principles of brain development, which include all of the following except:
A. Connections are built between learning and positive emotions. This principle supports children making decisions about play activities and making choices that they enjoy. B. The brain is continually growing and adapting to the environment. This supports the use of varying space and rotating play materials in and out of the classroom. C. Every brain is uniquely organized. The inclusion of open-ended materials challenges the child to use his or her brain in various ways. D. All of the above. E. None of the above.
The National FFA Creed Speaking CDE is limited to no more than five participants per state
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The process of representing information in long-term memory is called:
a. attention. b. perception. c. encoding. d. retrieval.
Mr. Cole is a kindergarten teacher. Today at school he gave Rebecca a gold star for helping to clean up the classroom toys; punished Cynthia for yelling at Richard, who threw her doll across the room; and put Allan in time-out for crying when he was hurt while wrestling with another boy. Mr. Cole is reinforcing ________ among these students.
A. class bias B. self-presentation C. gender roles D. individual identity