What problems might non-English-speaking preschoolers encounter in their attempts to play with others?
What will be an ideal response?
Rejection, being treated as babies, excessive mothering behavior by a peer, being spoken to in a "motherese" fashion by peers.
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In a fact-finding mission about a major, which of the following is a valuable question to ask someone you are interviewing?
A. What are the department’s requirements for this major? B. What is the reputation of this department on campus? C. Why should a student major in this discipline? D. All of these are correct.
Written notice prior to a denial or abrogation of a student's rights is required for
A. Students with disabilities who are identified for Section 504 and IDEA services B. All students C. Students who have an IEP D. Students who are being placed in special education classes E. None of the above
When children with and without disabilities work together, children without disabilities
a. can develop more accurate views about individuals with disabilities. b. learn to ignore individuals with special needs. c. are provided with models of children who are limited by disabilities and do not succeed because of the many challenges they face. d. experience teachers who isolate them from classmates with special needs.
As the sample size increases, which of the following is TRUE about the level of confidence?
a. The level of confidence has more of an impact on the width of the confidence interval. b. The level of confidence has less of an impact on the width of the confidence interval. c. The level of confidence has no impact on the width of the confidence interval. d. The level of confidence does not change the width of the confidence interval.