The ______ provided the foundation for professional attitudes that parents were the cause of their child's disability.
a. family systems model
b. stage theory
c. eugenics movement
d. family interactions theory
Ans: C
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a) networking. c) combining. b) connecting. d) creative manipulation.
Which of the following models assists students in dealing with the social-emotional issues that might accompany their giftedness?
A. Differentiated instruction B. Curriculum extension C. Problem-based learning D. The autonomous learner model
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
Other than using physical punishment, there is little that parents can do to teach a child not to lie or steal.
Mrs. Vonde is a preschool teacher and is hosting a parent night. One of the fathers makes this comment, "It seems that all our son can say is ‘no'-he always wants to do things his way." Many of the other parents agreed with his comment wondering what they should do. Mrs. Vonde responded to the concerns by telling them that this type of language is common for preschool children and that they
want to do things for themselves. This is a sign ___________. A. That the child needs more discipline and rules. B. That the child is not happy and counseling may be needed C. Of children's desire for independence and autonomy D. Of an obstinate child where a reward system might work best.