Which best describes experience-expectant plasticity?
a. In response to increased exposure to math-related tasks, the left side of the brain increasingly develops the ability to solve problems independently of the right side.
b. One’s brain develops new connections, which help skills emerge that are unique to particular cultures and social groups.
c. One’s capacity to change and grow develops in a steady and linear fashion from infancy to adulthood.
d. The formation of connections in response to environmental stimulation that is expected by the brain.
d. The formation of connections in response to environmental stimulation that is expected by the brain.
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Identify the statement that is describes the importance for children to know the relationship between addition and subtraction
a. Writing symbolic equations. b. Using the associative property. c. Mental mathematics. d. Using the same models or pictures.
The influence that textbooks have on the curriculum results from the fact that
a. Students spend much of their time using textbooks. b. They are written by education experts. c. They are adopted by the state after a careful review process. d. They are free from the influence of any special interest groups.
When a child with a disability attempts to enter a play area, adults can facilitate the child's entry into play activities.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The advanced remedial reading program that follows the Reading Mastery format and is designed for students in third grade through adult age is
A. Corrective Reading. B. Edmark Reading Program. C. Learning Through Literature. D. Success for All.