Author Question: When a parent complains that the child does not go to sleep at a reasonable hour in the evening ... (Read 69 times)

tsand2 · **on:** Sep 11, 2018

When a parent complains that the child does not go to sleep at a reasonable hour in the evening because she takes a nap at school, it is best for the teacher to

a. keep the child awake to help the parent.
b. tell the parent the child needs to sleep because nap time is part of the schools daily routine and the rules cannot be bent for one child.
c. suggest the parent find another child care program that will allow the child to stay awake.
d. use his best professional judgment to weigh what is best for all concerned.

Question 2

According to Ellen Galinsky, the parents of young preschoolers are in the

a. interpretive stage.
b. authority stage.
c. generativity stage.
d. image-building stage.