Creating and maintaining safe environments for children requires continuous attention and, in some cases, additional expense. Why is it important that teachers devote time and effort to this task?
What will be an ideal response?
Safe environments support learning by encouraging children to explore and experiment without fear of being hurt. In addition, they also reassure families that children will be safe when they are away from home. Safe environments are less stressful for teachers to work in and reduce the risk of avoidable injury to adults and children, decrease the potential for liability due to negligence, and reduce the loss of time teachers would otherwise spend caring for injured children.
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language? a. Biological theory b. Visual–motor theory c. Information-processing theory d. Social theory e. Behavioral theory
There is perhaps no more significant association in education than that of time ______ and achievement
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of scientific research in education?
a. continued scrutiny b. appropriate methods c. testable predictions d. all of the above are characteristics of scientific research in education
Which of the following is most likely a potential value added of mixed methods?
a.gathering evidence of construct validity of measures b.looking for major themes in data c.developing more culturally sensitive, improved measures d.testing patterns and relationship of variables