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jessicacav

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A pre-school teacher who works with infants and toddlers makes sure to talk with her young students frequently. She sings nursery rhymes with them. She is taking advantage of which of the following with them?
 
  a. canalization
  b. inclusion
  c. sensitive period
  d. maturation

Question 2

Imagine that you are a preschool teacher and want to foster your students' development in a variety of domains. In which of the following areas is canalization most likely to be a significant factor in their development?
 
  a. motor skills
  b. social skills
  c. counting skills
  d. pre-reading skills



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

A



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