Parent cooperatives are
A) programs staffed by one parent and a rotating staff of teachers.
B) classified as any program that receives more than half of its classroom materials as donations from parents.
C) not accredited.
D) programs staffed by one professional teacher and a rotating staff of parents.
E) in most cases allowed to operate under less rigid guidelines than other child care programs.
D
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a. Write down exactly what you will say to the students b. Write down the responses you predict the students will make c. Write a detailed list of main ideas d. None of the above
One of the ways that we provide an appropriate amount of stimulation to a premature infant is to ______.
a. regularly bathe them in warm water b. use kangaroo care so the infant has skin-to-skin contact with the parent c. pipe in music and hang mobiles over their incubators d. place three or four premature infants together in the same incubator
Johann Pestalozzi
a. suggested that Piaget's unlimited freedom needed adult guidance and limits. b. modeled careful observation of children and the importance of the teacher–child relationship. c. discouraged older and younger children from developing strong relationships. d. suggested that children didn't have a natural interest in learning through their senses.
One of the best ways for teachers to help children successfully resolve the crises named by Erik Erikson is to:
A. give in to every one of a child's demands B. develop a warm relationship with children C. model ecstatic behavior D. develop a caustic relationship with children E. B and C