The peer culture in our schools often clashes with:
a) Traditional values
b) Dominate culture
c) Social structure
d) All of these
D
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Nick frequently shows affection to his children, takes an interest in their affairs, and makes a point to become acquainted with their friends. We would expect Nick’s children to develop what kind of self-esteem??
a. ?High
b. Low
c. ?Warm
d. ?None of these
Elkonin blocks are used to teach
A. alphabet knowledge. B. print concepts. C. concepts of shape. D. phonemic awareness.
The students in Ms. Henri's science class worked in centers to conduct a variety of science experiments led by Ms. Henri, her assistant Mrs. Cook, and several parent volunteers. This is an example of
a. station teaching. b. alternative teaching. c. parallel teaching. d. one teach, one assist.
Young children’s inclination to play with peers of the same sex
a. is mostly an American phenomenon. b. becomes even more noticeable as children reach the end of the preschool years. c. is unhealthy and should be discouraged. d. can be permanently reversed through systematic reinforcement.