A community contributes to children's development in three of the following ways. Which one of the following aspects of a community is least likely to have an impact on children's development?
a. A community provides recreational activities.
b. A community has definite geographical boundaries.
c. A community communicates information about what behaviors are acceptable.
d. A community offers support services that assist parents in their parenting efforts.
B
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17. Because families use guidance and discipline strategies that may be different from those used in an early childhood classroom, an appropriate practice is for teachers to
a. inform families of the correct way to discipline their children at home. b. avoid discussing discipline with families as it may make them feel unwelcome or uncomfortable. c. try to use the same practices at school that you think that families use at home. d. engage in ongoing dialogs with families about their child-rearing practices and beliefs.
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a. controversial b. neglected c. avoided d. rejected