Most preschool and kindergarten children are not particularly adept at accurately judging how well they have performed on a particular task. What does research suggest as a good way to help them make more accurate judgments?
What will be an ideal response?
Studies have shown that when preschool and kindergarten children have the opportunity to compare their performance to that of a peer, they make more accurate judgments about how well they have performed that task.
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According to Grice (1967), the maxim of ____ refers to the expectation that a person's contribution to a conversation is truthful
a. quantity b. quality c. relation d. manner
When recording behavior, your recording techniques should capture behaviors that are ____________________ of other behaviors that you were not able to observe and record
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
It is often more effective to change the environment, rather than to attempt to change the child's behavior
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Distinguish between gross motor, fine motor, and sensory-perceptual development
What will be an ideal response?