The Child Effects approach focuses on how children __________.
A. learn how to act on their own behalf
B. are influenced through synchronous actions
C. affect those who are around them
D. fail to influence others through their actions
C. affect those who are around them
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What is the term for someone who reports to the manager, helps plan the children's programs and advises the teachers about curriculum options and the children's behavior?
What will be an ideal response?
The practice of instituting professional learning communities into the fabric of schools has become:
a. a way of establishing collaborative groups that focus on student achievement b. an effort to eliminate the "silo effect" that is present in many educational environments c. an effort to create time for educators to meet and collaborate d. all of the above
Waking up late, spilling coffee on your pants, and taking the wrong exit on your drive to work are examples of ________.
A. consequences B. uplifts C. hassles D. eustress
What are provisions required by No Child Left Behind Act of 2001?
What will be an ideal response?