Which of the following statements about play for children with special needs is correct?
a. It is more important to focus on remediation for children with special needs than to provide time for play.
b. Children with special needs will play with others without needing assistance.
c. Providing guidance and teaching play skills can be particularly important for supporting children with special needs.
d. In most cases, children with disabilities do not benefit from play experiences.
Answer: c
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A. Compression garments are the best way to prevent the delayed onset of muscle soreness (DOMS). B. Consumption of caffeine equal to 6 mg/kg of body mass increases reaction time when compared to a placebo. C. Increased levels of physical activity in school children will lead to prolonged concentration during taught sessions. D. Listening to music whilst actively cooling down after high-intensity exercise will facilitate the removal of blood lactate and accelerate the recovery process compared with no music.
As a third-grade teacher, you receive the standardized test scores for Mary and learn that she has gotten a stanine of 1 on the spelling subtest and a stanine of 3 on the math subtest. You should conclude that Mary:
a. had below-average performance on the spelling subtest, but above-average performance on the math subtest. b. performed below grade level on the spelling subtest, but at grade level on the math subtest. c. performed below the average for her peer group on both subtests. d. performed above the average for her peer group on both subtests.
What type of problem is occurring when identification of issues surrounding the problem and solutions to the problem both are unclear?
A. an adaptive challenge B. a technical challenge C. a technical and adaptive challenge D. a non-challenge
When savoring, we tend to
A. minimize our sadness and grieving. B. take action to solve our problems. C. blame others for bad events that occur. D. enjoy and be more aware of pleasure.