Choose the teacher below who is most likely to promote a sense of autonomy in his or her students
a. Ms. Andre provides several possible organizational schemes that students can use, if they wish, to organize their oral presentations.
b. Mr. Brooks reminds his students that the deadline for their research paper is a week from Friday.
c. Mr. Chambers praises his students for continuing to work quietly when he was called away from the classroom.
d. Ms. Dacono reminds her students, "You should know your multiplication tables by now."
A
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An alternative to traditional, often inappropriate methods of testing young children is called
a. developmental testing. b. the Stanford-Binet. c. the work sampling system. d. achievement testing.
An advisory board of trustees of a child care center
a. manages the day-to-day operations of the program. b. suggests policies and provides information to the director. c. interviews and hires all staff members. d. participates in planning curriculum.
George is a seventeen year-old who is very comfortable with his ethnic and cultural background. His parents are from Greece and speak very little English. When George first moved to the United States in eighth grade, he had an accent when he spoke English, and he wasn't sure whether to talk about his Greek roots or hide from them. Now George's English is almost flawless, and he enjoys telling his
friends what words mean in Greek. He often shares stories and memories from his childhood experiences growing up in a town a few miles from Athens. Using Jean Phinney's 3-stage model of ethnic identity formation, describe George's stage of ethnic identity. What will be an ideal response?
For the first day of school plan reading and writing activities that will help
A. you assign each student a text to each student so that you can assess their reading level B. you get to know the children better. C. the children form friendships with each other and help you analyze who will work well together on long term projects. D. the children begin to form a community and help you analyze their skills and abilities.