On the playground, the children in your kindergarten class find a dead bird. They have all gathered around the bird and are talking about it. What would you do at that time and later in the classroom or would you do anything? Explain why you would take certain actions or why not
What will be an ideal response?
ANS: This would be an ideal opportunity to introduction children to the child of death and help children provide closure. Although their cognitive process is developing recognizing the process is important.
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A) ?English is the family's second language. B) ?different family members pick up and drop off the child. C) ?the family's culture is very different from that of the teachers. D) ?the child arrives and departs on a school bus.
According to Anderson (1980), while we are in the ____ stage of learning how to drive a standard-shift car, we have integrated all of the various rules into a single, coordinated series of actions
a. cognitive b. associative c. autonomous d. affective
Most communicable illnesses develop in a series of stages, beginning with the_________ stage, then passing through the prodromal and_________ stages, and ending with the ____________________ period
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Schooling in the U.S. evolved gradually over three centuries, but formal public schools became the dominant force in educating young children:
a. during the 1950s Cold War. b. in the late 1700s when America became independent. c. in the late 1800s when psychology became trusted, and education for teachers became professionalized. d. in the 1930s to help America recover from the Great Depression.