In his classroom Mr. Amaro helps children when recognition by making things. He also scaffolds classroom jobs and tasks. Mr. Amaro does this because he knows that his third graders are in the ____________of Erikson's psychosocial theory
A. Basic Trust versus Mistrust
B. Industry versus Inferiority
C. Autonomy versus Shame and Doubt
D. Initiative versus Guilt
B
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a. Paraphrase b. Signal word c. Stated detail d. Graphic organizer
If a family has not spent much time talking to a child
A) the child may experience a language delay. B) the child may mimic verbatim her preferred television program. C) you should provide the child with opportunities to use verbal language. D) you should name objects for them and use descriptive adjectives. E) All of these answers are correct.
Ms. Reed introduced this problem to her class: "Three pairs of socks cost $5.00. How many pairs of socks can James buy with $15.00?" Which of the following strategies would be appropriate for solving this problem?
a. repeated addition b. drawing a sketch to determine the pattern c. using cross products d. All of the above would be appropriate.
A diagnosis of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASDs) can be made if a child demonstrates symptoms of facial malformations, central nervous system effects and deficiency in
a. Prenatal growth b. Postnatal growth c. Both prenatal and postnatal growth d. Speech and language skills