Stephanie is a single woman planning to care for a foster child. The girl is 4 years old, and her birth mother has been in and out of treatment for addiction four times in the last 2 years. One of the best ways Stephanie can work toward developing a healthy relationship with the child is to:
a. encourage the child to see her as more stable than her mother was.
b. enroll the child in preschool for 3 mornings a week.
c. take a 6-month parenting leave from work.
d. get specialized training in foster parenting.
D
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All of the following are true about multicultural education EXCEPT
A) Successful multicultural education is not as complicated as some make it out to be; essentially, it's simplya matter of becoming sensitized to differences. B) Some see it as eroding themoral foundations of society and undermining the central purpose of schooling:ensuring the academic competence of students. C) Progress in constructing multicultural educationhas been slow. D) It provides the opportunityto develop an appreciation of our individual and shared cultural treasures.
Read the sentence below, then answer the question that follows. My family went to the circus last weekend. I liked the clowns the best. They were very funny. A student makes several miscues when reading these sentences aloud. Which of the following miscues represents an error in decoding consonant blends?
A. omitting circus B. pronouncing clowns as clones C. saying bet for best D. shortening funny to fun
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a) direct b) indirect c) insubstantial d) unusual