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Deast7027

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The following is true
 
  a. Children's intent in speaking is more important than correctness.
 b. Embarrassing a child is a good learning technique because child emotion is involved.
  c. When learning English children think in English.
 d. none of the above.

Question 2

Identify the least appropriate Answer: When asked to release a child to a noncustodial parent, a teacher should
 
  a. try to contact the custodial parent.
  b. try to contact his or her director.
 c. try to contact law enforcement.
 d. release the child to the parent.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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