Staying motivated in the face of overwhelming responsibilities is considered to be the most serious challenge in teaching
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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Ethical conduct in early education requires that professionals
a. listen to families. c. learn from families. b. acknowledge family strengths. d. all of the above
Adapting behavior as a result of observing the consequences of another person's behavior is called:
a. modeling. b. positive reinforcement. c. vicarious learning. d. reinforcement potency.
According to Allport, contrary to more radical points of view, an individual's preference for members or his or her ethnic group may only reflect
A. The natural tendency to reject outsiders. B. A predilection based on feelings of ease, comfort, and/or pride in one's own culture. C. Rigid, inflexible and exaggerated preferences we all have. D. Ignorance. E. None of the above.
Of the following rights guaranteed to parents during the evaluation phase of the assessment process, which one is NOT true?
a. The parent should receive a notice regarding the evaluation and their due process rights. b. The parent does not have to consent to the evaluation c. The parent may give consent for evaluation or withhold consent, or request a conference regarding an initial evaluation. d. It is the parents' guarantee that more than one evaluation should be involved in assessing their child's suspected disability.