The idea that children can learn failure refers to
A) The importance of making sure that children feel successful withtheir activities
B) Giving children lots of feedback to ensure that they do not practicethe wrong response
C) The fact that less-educated parents tend to have children who doless well in school
D) The social-modeling influence of having low-performing children in
the classroom
A
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American Indian and Alaska Native children have a higher dropout rate than the rest of the population. Which of the following is currently the best explanation?
A. Educators and textbooks present a biased view of their heritage and interactions with the dominant culture. B. They come to school less prepared than other groups of children. C. They frequently miss school because of tribal events. D. They drop out of school to go to work.
Ms. Fortunato, a secondary school teacher in the United States, is interested in how Piaget's findings might apply to children in preindustrial countries. Recent evidence suggests that
a. formal operational thought is evident only in industrialized countries. b. the sequence of Piaget's stages is culturally dependent. c. while the sequence of stages appears to be culturally universal, the rate of development may vary cross-culturally. d. rates of development are consistent in most cultures, but many children in tribal communities skip the formal-operational stage of development.
Which of the following family characteristics is associated with child maltreatment?
a. Family structure. b. Parents who were themselves victims of childhood maltreatment. c. Substance abuse and stress. d. All of the above.
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