Describe children's first words
What will be an ideal response?
They are usually familiar and personal words naming people or objects encountered daily. They can also be words such as gone, more, dat, and others used frequently in home conversation or social phrases used in greetings, farewells, or interactive play such as Peek-a-boo.
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When compared to strong experimental research designs, quasi-experimental research designs:
a. Are more likely to be impacted by confounding variables b. Are less likely to be impacted by confounding variables c. Have an easier time meeting the conditions needed to infer causality d. Are less optimal designs than weak experimental research designs
An example of an expectation or standard for children's development in the arts is that children will become aware of and be able to talk about line, texture, color and _____________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Learning causes change. Which of the following examples of change illustrates learning?
a. A child came down with the measles yesterday and her appearance is changing. b. A boy experiments with drugs and his behavior changes; he becomes moody. c. A girl's shoe size changes as she gets bigger and her feet grow longer. d. A child burned his hand on the iron last week and now stays away from the iron.
A generic term that describes enhancements to or changes in the way students access environments or instruction is known as what?
a. Aided AAC systems b. Low tech systems c. Assistive technology d. Voice output communication aids