Education

Approximately ________ percent of children under age 18 are living with only one parent.

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Explain how guidance techniques may change when guiding groups of children.

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Which of the guidance techniques and/or discipline strategies discussed in your text are you most ...

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What does it mean to be calm when you work with young children? Is it acceptable to show emotions in ...

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Why are transitions such an important part of a child's day? Considering both children and adults, ...

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Is physical touch really that important to our earliest learners, birth to age eight? Why do you ...

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Your text makes a distinction between guidance and discipline. Do you see the differences as ...

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Describe guidance strategies you could use for one routine activity in the early childhood environment.

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Why is it important to establish limits for acceptable behavior?

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Define the term I-message and give an effective example.

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What is active listening?

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Describe two ways in which you could develop a friendly workplace in the early learning environment.

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Define the term guidance.

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When the activity level of young children is high, making them sit still and listen for any length ...

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The physical space used for group times is an important element of guidance.

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It is not possible for early learning professionals to teach preschoolers prosocial behaviors.

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Rules are generally statements that start negatively such as "no running" or "don't run."

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A you-message identifies for the child his or her appropriate actions.

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The physical space used for group times is of little importance in the success of the experience.

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A logical consequence makes a clear link between the child's inappropriate behavior and the ...

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Physical proximity of the adult makes a difference in children's behaviors.

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Guidance techniques differ between early learning environments because every professional is unique.

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Learning to relate socially to other people is a relatively easy task.

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Early learning professionals can help children become more prosocial by

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Goals for positive social interactions include all of the following except

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