Teaching that engages children's interests and adapts for their age, experience, and ability to help them meet challenging and achievable goals is referred to as
A) intentional teaching
B) high quality instruction
C) multifaceted education
D) developmentally appropriate practice
D
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TRUE or FALSE. MSBG can never be smaller than MSWG.
a. True b. False
Which of the following is an outcome of democratic leadership?
a. efficiency b. productive c. established goals d. cohesiveness
Many children are being excluded from early childhood education environments when they are not really ill or contagious. This is especially true a. if the child has a runny nose and a cough
b. when the teacher has no training in exclusion. c. if the child has a fever but no other symptoms. d. if there is no place to take care of an ill child.
When Charlie the cat was a kitten, he just happened to be near the kitchen when his owner used an electric can opener to open a can of tuna for him to eat. Curious about this strange sound, Charlie went to the kitchen and found the tuna in his dish. Now, no matter how deep his coma-like sleep is when someone uses the electric can opener for any reason, Charlie scrambles to his feet and sprints to
the kitchen. This story about Charlie is an example of a. social learning. b. information processing. c. operant conditioning. d. simple conditioning.