Which is the best explanation that materials are independent from the ideas that they represent?
A. Materials are used as resources and may not be related in any way to the meaning that the child assigns to the final product.
B. Children have the skills necessary to use the materials independently.
C. What children represent with a specific material is highly dependent upon cues suggested by the materials themselves.
D. The technical difficulties that a child experiences while using a specific material influence the meaning of the final product.
Answer: A
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a. We should be aware that students are different and vary the way we teach. b. We should try to match our instruction to the individual learning styles of our students. c. We should assess our students' learning styles and group students according to the assessment results. d. We should try to do as much cooperative learning as possible, because cooperative learning capitalizes on learning style differences.
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A. duration recording. B. frequency recording. C. interval recording. D. latency recording.
In terms of total numbers of new jobs available, the fastest-growing occupations in recent years have been
A. largely low-skill, low-paying jobs. B. mostly in the service sector. C. jobs with little career advancement opportunity. D. All these answers are correct.