The view that there are certain sets of skills that should be mastered in order for a child to exhibit readiness is based on
a. maturationist theory.
b. cognitive-interactionist theory.
c. social learning theory.
d. behaviorist theory.
d
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Which of the following is the appropriate strategy for building partnerships with families around math learning?
a. Provide parents with a list of software packages that are appropriate for their children b. Encourage parents to do drill or flash card practice with their children c. Suggest ways in which parents can use household or family experiences such as cooking or folding laundry to foster math learning d. Encourage parents to purchase math workbooks for their children
An external publication, such as a newsletter or an e-newsletter, is designed for which constituent group or population?
a. local politicians b. the general community c. school's instructional staff d. school's non-instructional staff
Gabrielle is a sociable youngster who loves attention and enjoys meeting new people. Her brother, Elijah, is shy and sometimes feels anxious with people he does not know. According to the “goodness of fit” construct, Gabrielle’s and Elijah’s mother should __________.
A. praise Gabrielle for her outgoing behavior and suggest that Elijah act the same B. adjust her expectations and parenting behaviors so that each child thrives C. expect Elijah to get over his shyness, and be more like Gabrielle D. try to restrain Gabrielle, so that she will fit into society’s expectations for girls
Justin Callahan is the assistant principal at Central School Elementary in a large urban school district. During his seven years at the school, he has come to know children from many different backgrounds and with many different types of problems. He
has also seen many bright and successful students come and go. One fall afternoon, Daisy Alvarez, a high school guidance counselor from the school located a few block away, stops by his office. She sits down and tells Justin she has an idea. “Justin, you know I’ve been working with a group of kids from my school who have completed drug treatment programs. They are good kids and need some activities that will keep them off the streets. I would like to have them tutor some of your students. They could walk over during the day and read to your students or help them with homework. Or, they could help your teachers to grade papers or run other errands. What do you think of my ideas?” From the information presented in the chapter, what advantages might exist for elementary children who are exposed to adolescents? What disadvantages might exist? What advantages might exist for adolescents who work with children? What disadvantages might exist? If you were Justin Callahan would you do it? What will be an ideal response?