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Medesa

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development can be defined as emerging behaviors that are
 
  identified by children's use of secure attachments with their caregivers and peers that manifest in positive relationships, increasing self-regulation, confidence, curiosity, motivation, communication, and social competence.
 
  A. Cognition
 
  B. Social emotional
 
  C. Adaptation
 
  D. Assimilation

Question 2

RTI is comprised of _________ core principles that represent recommended RTI practices
 
  a. four
  b. five
  c. six
  d. seven



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

d



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