You can scaffold a shy child's speaking skills by:
A) Asking him to say his name at circle time
B) Pretend-calling him on a toy cell phone
C) Having him answer questions you ask him
D) Making sure he plays a role in dramatic play
b
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One drawback of using schools as vehicles for cultural transmission is that
a. time limitations will prevent students from studying all the important works necessary for them to understand the culture. b. students may then not be able to recognize the merits of any other culture besides the dominant one of their society. c. teachers cannot both prepare students to go to college and impart the benefit of the culture to the students. d. schools have achieved limited success in cultural transmission.
Which of the following would be considered the most direct approach to presentation?
a. Discussion b. Demonstrations c. Student recitation d. Lecture
Which one of the following best describes mirror neurons?
a. They are pairs of neurons that have identical functions on opposite sides of the cortex. b. They are the primary reason why infants can recognize their own reflections as early as 3 months of age. c. They fire when a person either makes a particular response or observes someone else make that response. d. They are the only kinds of neurons that are consistently found in all primate species.
What is the major pacing rule when presenting a letter-sound correspondence task; i.e., when does the teacher pause and when does she move quickly?
What will be an ideal response?