The authors suggest that children should have opportunities in child care to just hang out with their friends. Why is that important?
What will be an ideal response?
Children need time to build up a relationship with a friend, talk, and find out about one another.
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One of the most powerful books about fighting for freedom that teachers and students can read is an autobiography entitled
a. The Fight for Freedom. b. Narrative of the Life of a Slave. c. Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass. d. Frederick Douglas the Freedom Fighter.
Learning about Children's Responses to Literaturea. Select a picturebook or a chapter from a novel that involves four to six characters. Read it aloud to a group of children and engage them in a creative drama, readers' theatre, or graphic arts response to the book (see Chapter 14). Note children's insights into the book through their responses.b. Help children design a literature-related display, such as a mural based on a whole-class read-aloud selection or a response to books read independently by children. This display can be mounted in the school hallway or library for observation by children in other classrooms.
What will be an ideal response?
When you meet with the Career Services staff, you will need to
A. have completed your job search. B. be ready to interview. C. describe your career goals. D. present your completed resume.
When an employment-at-will statement is part of a personnel policy (in states where this is permitted), it means that ____
a. ?the employee must have the will to work for this agency b. ?the employee or the employer may terminate the employment relationship for any reason or without reason c. ?the employer must show cause before terminating an employee d. ?the employer and employer are willing to work with each other