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cnetterville

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Family involvement has been a component of Head Starts comprehensive early childhood education model since
 
  a. 1960.
  b. 1965.
  c. 1975.
  d. 1980.

Question 2

Christian (2006) notes that too little attention has been given in early childhood teacher preparation to
 
  a. parents as partners.
  b. children in the context of families.
  c. parents as their childrens first teachers.
  d. family systems theory.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D



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