One of the ways that we provide an appropriate amount of stimulation to a premature infant is to ______.
a. regularly bathe them in warm water
b. use kangaroo care so the infant has skin-to-skin contact with the parent
c. pipe in music and hang mobiles over their incubators
d. place three or four premature infants together in the same incubator
Ans: B
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What will be an ideal response?
All of the following are a part of effective instruction, according to Gagné, except
a. arranging problems into fewer tasks for simplicity. b. building on components to a final task. c. ensuring that each task is mastered. d. sequencing tasks to ensure optimal transfer to the final task.
For children who use hearing aids, it is important for the teacher to assist the student in checking the aids on a regular basis to ensure functioning. How frequently should hearing aids be checked?
What will be an ideal response?
Funds of knowledge refers to
a. the amount of knowledge gleaned from books bought by the school. b. connecting children's current understanding of the world, including their misconceptions, to early learning standards they have yet to master. c. knowledge of the cultural and religious holidays a child's family celebrates. d. understanding how and what children have learned as they actively participate in household and community activities.