Early intervention programs __________.
A) serve economically at-risk children and their parents
B) are most effective if they begin at age 4
C) are most effective when their scope is narrow and targeted
D) rarely improve the lives of poverty-stricken children
Question 2
Matt is looking for child care for his 1-year-old daughter, Emmalyn. You can tell him to look for a __________.
A) for-profit center, where the quality tends to be the highest
B) center where parents have to make appointments to visit during the day
C) setting that appears crowded with children because that means it is quite popular
D) consistent daily schedule that is flexible, to meet the needs of individual children
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