Which of the following is the most appropriate way to help a parent who expresses confusion at what her child's
artistic creation is “supposed to be” understand the role of art in your classroom?
a. Explain what the goal of the project was
b. Explain the ways in which the child's art demonstrates his development
c. Explain that young children's art is often imperfect
d. Discuss ways the parent can help her child improve his art
ANSWER: b
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A. Involvement of the father B. Poor quality nonmaternal care C. Spending more than 10 hours a week in child care D. Multiple out of home care arrangements prior to the age of 15 months
Gifted young adolescents are sometimes neglected in the regular classrooms because:
a. there is no singular method to identify these students. b. little need exists to work with these students, especially since they are able to learn on their own. c. respected middle school publications say little about the importance of working with these students. d. most middle school educators do not like gifted young adolescents and prefer to work with other groups.
There are several assumptions of the environmental framework. Which of the following best represents an understanding of the environmental framework?
a. Disturbance is a consequence of either the environment's effect on the child or the interactions between the child and the environment. b. Environmental interventions, to be effective, must in some manner alter the way the child functions in the ecological system. c. Environmental interventions are standardized and remain the same across settings. d. Each interaction between child and setting is common and tends to be similar among children.
Which of the following accommodations may be specific to students with physical disabilities?
A. Additional time to take the test B. Frequent breaks during the test C. Physical access to the testing site D. Oral testing rather than written testing