A primary caregiver ___. ?
a. ?is a staff member who is assigned the task of teaching primary skills to preschoolers
b. ?is any staff member who is responsible for caring for the infant’s diapering and feeding needs
c. ?is a staff member who is assigned to specific children and becomes the trusted adult figure to whom they can turn when they need care and attention
d. ?is not important to children’s emotional growth
ANSWER:
c
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a. that can be completed relatively easily with little support or guidance from the teacher. b. slightly beyond their comfort zone so that they require some support from the teacher for learning to occur. c. that are very difficult to complete without direct teacher instruction. d. that can best be completed in a small group where members all bring different strengths to the task.
One advantage of norm-referenced grading is that
a. it can be used to determine whether students have met specific objectives. b. it is useful in situations where mastery learning is the goal of instruction. c. it can be used to assess advanced levels of learning. d. it can be used in most public-school situations.
Describe three technology tools available to help teachers increase their productivity.
What will be an ideal response?
Bank's typology of ethnic identity includes the view that
A. Those in psychological captivity internalize the negative mainstream or popular beliefs about their ethnic group. B. People may attempt to hide their ethnic identity by adopting (multiple) personalities. C. Ethnocentric isolationist groups, like the KKK or Nation of Islam, are bicultural. D. Anglo Americans are more likely than African Americans or Latinos to raise their children to be bi-ethnic.