Author Question: Parenting is a. bidirectional. b. dynamic. c. both bidirectional and dynamic. d. neither ... (Read 173 times)

ETearle · **on:** Sep 15, 2018

Parenting is

a. bidirectional.
b. dynamic.
c. both bidirectional and dynamic.
d. neither bidirectional nor dynamic.

Question 2

Respond in a few sentences to the following basic conditions for learning. Include in your answer how programs are designed, what teachers do, and what developmental or learning theories support these conditions.
A.
Learning must be real.
B.
Learning must be rewarding.
C.
Learning must build on childrens lives.
D.
Learning needs a good stage.

What will be an ideal response?

carojassy25 · **Reply #1 on:** Sep 15, 2018

Answer to Question 1

ANSWER:
c

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER:
Four conditions for learning and supporting descriptions are:
A.
Learning must be real: Teach about bodies, families, and neighborhoods. Use concrete materials instead of pictures, for example.
B.
Learning must be rewarding: Include time to try, make mistakes, improve, and encourage improvement by providing an atmosphere of acceptance and by giving feedback.
C.
Learning must build on childrens lives: Connect the program to the home. Involve families and the childrens individual cultures in the school setting, and help the family be welcome at, understand, and support the school.
D.
Learning needs a good stage: Care for childrens health, emotional and mental as well as physical; arrange the environment carefully; plan a sequential schedule with flexibility; interact with children and adults respectfully and clearly.