The standardized tests required by law often yield the most valuable information for
classroom teachers to use when planning instruction.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001creates strong standards for what children need to know and has a strong focus on reading, particularly for children in third through fifth grade who are at risk for reading disabilities
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
When giving children limits, avoid __________
A. giving a chain of limits B. telling the child what to do C. giving the reason for the limit D. giving cues
The first grammatical morphemes to appear are
A) articles. B) prepositions. C) regular past tense. D) present progressives of verbs.
An examination of the schedule of daily, weekly and monthly classroom routines, staffing patterns and classroom arrangement reveals the approach that is being emphasized. Which approach best supports children's play and art-making opportunities?
a. Space, materials, time, and staff support for both guided and spontaneous play with arts materials are being provided. b. Keeping tidy and avoiding messy work is being emphasized, and cleanup is a major event in the children's daily routines. c. For convenience of staff, teacher materials are stored with materials displayed for children's use. d. Emphasis is placed on rehearsal and preparation for class projects such as a holiday or graduation.