Assessment in early childhood special education should be used primarily to ______.
A. make judgments about a family's participation level in a child's educational program
B. reevaluate a child's IQ, skills, and current abilities to ensure proper services are being rendered
C. make judgments about a child's progress and to determine what if anything to do differently
D. evaluate a school's ability to provide a least restrictive environment to serve children with disabilities
C. make judgments about a child's progress and to determine what if anything to do differently
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Which of the following is the best example of how an early care and education professional supports those ingredients needed for children to be creative individuals?
a. Janice, an assistant in the 3-year-old class, places bottle caps, empty egg cartons, and scraps of material and yarn in the art area for exploration and use. b. Matt displays coloring sheets in an after-school program of those children who colored within the lines and used the expected colors for the items in the scene. c. At art time, Ms. Anna takes out the art material, individual crayon boxes, and one sheet of 8 ½" by 11" construction paper for children in her preschool class to draw pictures of teacher-suggested topics. d. Franklin, a kindergarten teacher, allows his students an open space, floor, and table in the art center, to use shaving cream and paint to discover color blending.
Of the following, which most nearly describes how learner responsibility can be developed?
a. Create an orderly classroom with rules and procedures that make sense to students. b. Create an orderly classroom by consistently enforcing rules. c. Create an orderly classroom by using reinforcers rather than punishers. d. Create an orderly classroom by meeting each student's personal needs.
The writing process includes the following steps: prewriting, drafting, revising, publishing, and ________
A) editing B) modifying C) authoring D) outlining
Though you may prefer one kind of learning (visual, auditory, etc.), you may actually learn best if you combine two or more learning preferences.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)