To become an observer of a young child you should:
A. Let the children know you will be observing
B. Smile or nod to the child you are observing
C. Try to observe a child without being noticed
D. Continue observing even if the child seems uncomfortable
c
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The only time confidential information about a child should be shared with anyone other than
appropriate center staff without parental permission is ____.? a. ?when it will help with the child’s academic success b. ?when the action is necessary for the health and safety of the child c. ?when the child is transferred to another child care center d. ?all of the above
Activity in a single node can represent a concept such as "banana." What type of representation is this?
a. wholistic representation b. local representation c. distributed representation d. spreading representation
Reading for enjoyment can provide
a. vicarious experiences. b. relaxation. c. aesthetic pleasure. d. All of these
Classification and seriation skills
a..................................... begin to develop during preschool and early elementary grades. b...............................are well established before the child reaches elementary school age. c....................................are not a concern until the child reaches the intermediate grades. d..........................will develop spontaneously and are little affected by school experiences.