Examples of appropriate physical guidance techniques include
a. placing oneself in physical proximity and gesturing or body language.
b. taking a child by the hand and pulling him or her away from the group.
c. abruptly and forcefully turning a child at the shoulders.
d. quickly lifting the child by the arms and carrying him or her to a time-out chair.
a
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Jimar is a six-year-old African American boy who wants to learn how to dribble a basketball and do it so well that his eight-year-old brother can't steal the ball from him when he runs up the driveway to shoot a basket. Observational learning is a good way for him to begin to reach his goal. Which of the following people is probably the best model for him?
a. An attractive African American middle school girl who plays basketball better than most of the other girls in the neighborhood b. An Asian boy about his age who plays basketball better than any of the other kids his age c. An African American high school boy who plays basketball better than other kids in the neighborhood d. An African American boy his age who plays basketball but struggles to beat Jimar
Reports of research studies in education typically follow the format of the
a. Publication Manual of the American Educational Research Association. b. Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association. c. Publication Manual of the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development. d. Chicago Manual of Style.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
The Belmont Report was published in 1979 by a national commission established by Congress in 1974.
The daily plan-do-review sequence in which the children, with the help of teachers, make a plan, carry it out, and then recall and reflect on the results of their chosen activities is central to this curriculum:
a. Reggio Emilia b. Montessori c. High/Scope d. Bank Street