Dramatic play provides opportunities for language development because
A) only pragmatic knowledge is involved.
B) the teacher will correct children when they mispronounce words.
C) only semantic knowledge is involved.
D) all areas of language development are involved.
D
You might also like to view...
An activity that primarily emphasizes children's sensorimotor development is:
a. growing plants in the classroom b. spreading and cutting peanut butter sandwiches c. a tasting party focused on dairy foods d. a field trip to a local fruit orchard
The child's ability to socially and emotionally adapt to new situations
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is not true regarding the role of the environment in Bronfenbrenner's theory?
a. There are several levels of environment and each level exerts a significant impact on children's development. b. The broadest levels of the environment (such as states, provinces, or countries) exert the most influence on children's development. c. A child's culture can influence all levels of the environment. d. Children's environments are dynamic systems encompassing variables that not only influence each other but are in a state of constant flux or change.
Culture consists of
a. the artistic items made in the past. b. all the accepted and patterned ways of a group’s behavior. c. rules for including and excluding members. d. acceptable language and dress code of a group.