This chapter points out eight reasons why literature is important in the early childhood classroom. List four of them and briefly explain each one
What will be an ideal response?
See "Why Literature"
- builds language
- teaches about the natural and social world
- helps children understand themselves and others
- teaches values by example
- provides time to reflect and think
- gives children control
- provides experiences and expressions of beauty
- children who love books learn to love reading
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The three tests that the Supreme Court has relied on to determine whether the state can control freedom of speech or expression are: the clear and present danger standard, the material and substantial disruption standard (Tinker), and the civility standard (Bethel)
Indicate whether the statement is true(T) or false(F).
A strategy that might help a student improve and focus his attention is
a. emphasize relevant information through vocal intonation and/or volume b. eliminate extraneous distracting environmental stimuli c. teach students to use strategies provided within textbooks d. teach students to identify distracters in academic material
Children sometimes develop misunderstandings of what certain words mean. What meaning does Mindy construct for the concept recess? What existing knowledge does she use in constructing this meaning?
What will be an ideal response?
When you suffer from test anxiety, what can writing down your thoughts help you to do?
a. Find the origins of your greatest fears. b. Discover a new method of studying. c. Reflect on what you’ve learned in class. d. Defuse worries by acknowledging them.