What can early childhood teachers do to ensure young children with delays or disabilities do not gain a sense of learned helplessness?
A. require children to work in peer groups
B. use self-correcting materials
C. use one-on-one teacher–student pairings
D. require pretraining on all equipment
B. use self-correcting materials
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The planned closure to a lesson is complementary to the lesson's
(a) body (b) time plan (c) introduction (d) assessment items (e) listing of resources and materials needed
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a. Perfect causality b. A post hoc fallacy c. A spurious relationship d. Probabilistic causation
Carlton comes from an abusive home and has experienced a great deal of emotional and physical trauma. Which of the following would apply to him as a best practice?
a. His teacher should allow him to sleep in class since his home situation is troubled. b. Carlton’s brain will never be able to grasp the myriad academic objectives he has missed during primary education. c. The teacher should use calm words and provide support and affirmation. d. He should be placed in a special education classroom for added support.