A knowledge of human development is important to parents when:
a. The rate and/or pattern of a child's development seem atypical.
b. Selecting activities and toys that are appropriate for the developmental level of the child.
c. A parent's tolerance and management techniques are tested by a child who progresses through stages or transitions differently than expected.
d. All of the above
D
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How often should science teachers participate in professional development opportunities that deal with areas of science content?
a. Every year b. Every other year c. Once in each teaching license renewal cycle d. Whenever they feel the need
_________ tests try to elicit feelings from the student about he or she feels about life through projection of emotions
a. Intelligence b. Achievement c. Visual-motor d. Projective
A cataclysmic event is a
A. sudden, powerful event that occurs quickly and affects many people simultaneously. B. physical and emotional response to events that threaten or challenge us. C. major life event that produces a negative physical and psychological reaction. D. minor irritant of life that doesn't affect us too much.
Which of the following most accurately defines the term “paradigm”?
a. a process for determining events that elicit certain behaviors b. a set of rules and regulations that establish boundaries and explain how to be successful solving problems within the given boundaries c. a concept for understanding how reinforcement can be used to increase socially and desirable behaviors d. a large body of knowledge that can be used to determine how children obtain academic skills