Which of the following is an example of a work/play outdoor activity?
A. Riding wheeled vehicles like tricycles
B. Engaging in fantasy or dramatic play
C. Building using tools and scrap lumber
D. Playing a disorganized game like tag/chase
C
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The five steps of clinical supervision are
A) the observation, the discussion, the plan, the review and the analysis. B) the conference, the plan, the implementation, the reflection and the post-conference analysis. C) the observation, the review/reflection, the response, the change and the plan. D) the preparation, the pre-observation conference, the observation, the analysis and the post-observation conference. E) the pre-observation conference, the observation, the analysis, the post-observation conference and the post-conference analysis.
What is the primary purpose of the enculturation process?
What will be an ideal response?
In helping students develop positive relationships with their peers, it is crucial that teachers
a. intervene swiftly and severely when any student expresses a concern about treatment by others. b. set conditions so students from all cultural groups feel valued and accepted in class and in school. c. are of the same ethnic/cultural heritage of their students. d. allow students to choose their own seating assignments and grouping assignments.
For the past three years, 16-year-old Susan has set her sights on becoming an electrical engineer. Which one of the following statements about Susan is consistent with research on career goals?
a. It's highly unusual for an adolescent like Susan to have such a stable career goal. b. Susan worries about whether she'll be able to handle both her career and motherhood. c. Susan's high aspirations are quite surprising; most adolescents (boys and girls alike) tend to aspire to careers far below what they are capable of achieving. d. Susan is likely to find equal numbers of males and females in her college engineering classes.