Describe a print rich environment, including specific strategies and examples a teacher could add to a preschool classroom
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Labels on shelves and items about classroom, writing center, library center, writing materials integrated into all or many centers, children's dictated writings and original writings displayed, children's drawings and art work displayed, family photos with labels displayed.
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According to the textbook, which of the following is not a developmental task ofyoung people?
a. forming an initial identity b. complete independence c. developing social skills needed for social interaction d. assuming increasing levels of responsibility
Feedback about one's performance is most likely to be effective when it:
a. Is given after a short delay (perhaps 30 minutes after the performance) b. Describes only the things that the person has done correctly c. Comes from a peer rather than from an authority figure d. Provides information about how to improve
A hidden curriculum can be described as
a. Subtle cultural messages learned from course curriculum, school policies, and school procedures that validate societal norms and values. b. An intentional yet deceptive way to get students to learn without them knowing they are actually learning. c. Curriculum that has been approved by districts or school boards but that remains "on the shelves" of most schools. d. An instructor's attempt at weaving a multicultural education into existing course content.
Explain how the federal government, the states, and local districts, respectively each influence teachers and education. Provide an example to illustrate each
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