Based on this case study, the teacher probably most effective in promoting language development is:
a. Mrs. Edenfield.
b. Mrs. Hester.
c. Mrs. Gonzalez.
d. Mr. Briggs.
d
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Sarah, a preschool teacher, introduces her students to cups of water at different safe temperatures. The children dip their fingers in and order the cups from cold to warm water. Which of the following is a part of the tactile sense that the children explore with this task?
a. baric b. stereognostic c. thermic d. gustatory
Anecdotal records can be made most useful by observing a student under which of the following conditions?
A. at the same time each day B. for the same amount of time for each observation C. in various situations D. under standardized conditions
Which of the following educators stresses the importance of balancing assessments with social justice and diversity needs?
a) Linda Darling-Hammond b) Marilyn Cochran-Smith c) William Glasser d) All of these
Tanisha is finger painting and says, “The paint is all slippery! It’s fun to run my hand across it really fast!” What part of the creativity process is Tanisha engaged in?
a. working out fears b. communicating c. experimenting d. enjoying the sensory experience