An example of providing children with appropriate choices would be:
A. Do you want milk or soda with lunch today?
B. Do you want to play in blocks, art, or sand table during free play?
C. What do you want to do today?
D. You can go to the puzzles after you finish in the science center.
b
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a. True b. False
What is metacognition?
A. Learning about learning B. Understanding general concepts before specific ones C. Intuition D. Subconscious learning
Before a student with traumatic brain injury returns to school, it is important that all teachers and related staff members:
a) be aware that the student will have the same needs as those with developmental disabilities b) participate in training to understand the unique needs of this population c) tell peers not to talk about the injury d) be aware that the child's condition will remain the same and he will not improve
Success in math starts
a. before you set foot in a classroom. b. as soon as you set foot in the classroom. c. when the professor starts lecturing. d. when you take the first test.