Three of the following strategies are likely to promote moral development. Which one, although possibly appropriate in certain situations, is not likely to promote students' moral development?
a. Giving students reasons why some behaviors are unacceptable
b. Having students discuss moral issues related to classroom subject matter
c. Making sure that students know who is "boss" in the classroom
d. Modeling morally appropriate behavior
C
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1. Center-based care is most widely used for infants and toddlers. 2. Although early intervention programs are costly, they have many long-term economic benefits. 3. In recent years, the number of children living in poverty has increased significantly partly because of the widening gap between the wealthy and the poor. 4. The primary goal of child care programs is to provide safe and nurturing care in a developmentally appropriate setting for children. 5. Employer-supported programs are known for focusing on compensation.
The communication style used in the home could affect the way that students understand and effectively use communication styles valued at school
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Explain why you agree or disagree with the four purposes of elementary school education as identified by our authors
What will be an ideal response?
Schools can now offer course work to students who are homebound or in remote sites or even as an alternative to being in a school building through a system known as:
a. E-mail Education b. Remote Teaching Services (RTS) c. distance education (also known as virtual schools) d. Teachers on Wheels