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chads108

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As a first-grade teacher reads a book about penguins in Antarctica, she points to Antarctica on a globe. Six-year-old John seems really puzzled. How come they don't fall off the earth? he asks. From Piaget's perspective, John can best be described as:
 
  a. Experiencing disequilibrium
  b. Having difficulty with conservation
  c. Having difficulty with class inclusion
  d. Accommodating when he should be assimilating

Question 2

On the average, self-regulated learners tend to:
 
  a. Perform better on a continuous reinforcement schedule than on an intermittent reinforcement schedule
  b. Require more of a teacher's time and attention than do other students, but this time and attention is a good investment over the long run
  c. Be less interested in extracurricular activities than their classmates
  d. Achieve at higher levels in the classroom



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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