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armygirl

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You notice a group of children standing around a box of dress up clothes but not playing. How would you engage these children in play? How would you guide them without dominating the activity?
 
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What are the five basic essentials of a quality curriculum? How will you use them in your classroom?
 
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Answer to Question 1

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See the DAP insert: A Dozen Ways to Facilitate Childrens Play on page 324.

Answer to Question 2

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Answers will vary but should include: inclusive, integrated, emergent, based on multiple intelligences, and bears in mind different learning styles.





 

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