List at least three personal biases a doctor might need to be aware of when treating a new patient.
What will be an ideal response?
A young doctor who feels rushed might be biased toward a retired patient who wants to spend time talking. A very athletic doctor might be biased toward a middle-aged overweight patient who complains of exhaustion. A doctor who favors nice clothes and shoes might be biased against a patient who wears ragged clothes and rundown shoes.
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A) they should move closer to the child to emphasize that the child must respond. B) the teacher should call the child by name to ensure that they are paying attention. C) the teacher should speak more loudly while maintaining the same tone of voice. D) the teacher may repeat or emphasize words. E) None of these answers are correct.
When Dawson's wise infant-toddler teacher sat with the toddlers, talked with them, and helped them serve themselves more food, she was primarily thinking about:
A) the safety of the children B) the social environment of feeding C) the safe handling of food and utensils D) good nutrition
These types of learners make order out of chaos. They see how things can be organized effectively and accomplish a lot in a short amount of time
a. Organizing Learners b. Idealistic Learners c. Interpersonally-Enhanced Learners d. Structurally-Enhanced Learners