The three criteria that define developmentally appropriate practice (DAP) are ____________________________________________________________, ____________________________________________________________, and ________________________________________________________
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
ANSWER:
knowledge about child development and learning; knowledge about each individual child; knowledge of the child’s social and cultural context?
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Case 2 - "Duncan" / Framework Questions / Thinking Critically
What makes this an exemplar and contemplation case? How do emotions influence behaviors in the main characters? How is factual information consistent with professional literature? Are issues oversimplified? How? Are people stereotyped? How? Discuss teacher dispositions that facilitate or could become a barrier to working with the student discussed in the case (i.e., self-reflection, tolerance for others, collaboration, multiple perspectives, sound ethical judgment, motivation to work with students with a variety of needs, capacity for advocacy) What should Patricia Cywinski do now? Could she have done anything to prevent this situation from occurring? After reading the e-mail, what do you think Duncan is most upset about? Did Griffin Nagel violate issues of confidentiality when he talked to Patricia Cywinski about Duncan's academic performance and home life? Why or why not? What is dyscalculia? What does the professional literature say about learning disabilities and social skills?
Describe some patterns that young children could explore
What will be an ideal response?
According to the National Council for the Social Studies, this is NOT an important characteristic for organizing and providing instruction
a. knowledge b. capabilities c. perspectives d. dispositions
Why do the authors suggest that teachers use discussion scoring guides?
a. To assess student's discussion abilities b. To plan instruction c. To teach students what good discussion looks like d. All of the above