Answer to Question 1
ANSWER: False
Answer to Question 2
ANSWER: Many critics believe that the psychometric approach (i.e., use of the IQ test) is an unfair assessment of intellectual capacity. IQ tests are believed to be especially unfair to the minority child because of cultural biases and different language experiences. Test scores should be used with caution and combined with other measures and observational materials when a child or program is being evaluated. Non-discriminatory evaluation is geared to the individual childrens ages, socioeconomic status and cultural background. Assessments should be administered in the individual childs primary language. Informal interviews, authentic student work, student portfolios, and developmentally appropriate tasks should be administered. No important decisions should be based on a paper and pencil test. Assessment should go beyond standardized test to consideration of creativity, imagination and problems solving.
Follicle and oocyte development in humans.
Review of Stages of Personality, Morality, and Faith Development
Testing motor function of cranial nerve VII - Puff cheeks
Testing motor function of cranial nerve VII - Raise eyebrows
Children and Their Development, Third Canadian Edition
Development of the skull