Linda is a single mother with a six-year-old son. Her son's father is not involved. However, Linda's mother helps care for her grandson on a daily basis, and is instrumental in making sure he goes to doctor's appointments, is enrolled in school, and
helps provide for him financially. Linda and her mother are examples of:
A) A Blended Family
B) A Military Family
C) The Sandwich Generation
D) Coparents
Answer: D
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The most important ingredient in the process of creating a true partnership with families is:
A) recognizing parents' knowledge and expertise? B) ?realizing that families are the constant in their children's lives C) ?developing trust D) ?knowing that families are the primary decision makers
________ includes working collaboratively, following rules, waiting in line, and
a. Inclusion b. Social emotional learning c. Having an exceptionality d. Prosocial behavior
When assessing behavior
A) teachers need to temporarily disregard the child's cultural background and focus on how they will "fit in" with the other children. B) teachers are expected to diagnose the child, not provide ideas or solutions for the classroom. C) teachers need the parent's approval daily to journal about behavior patterns noticed in the classroom. D) teachers need to be sensitive to different learning styles and cultural backgrounds. E) teachers need to remember that children are unique and it may be appropriate for some to have violent outbursts.
The landmark court case that rules that segregation of African American and European American children in public schools was unconstitutional was
a. Plessey v. Ferguson. b. Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka. c. Borbin v. State. d. West v. Board of Education of City of New York.