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What role does language play in guided participation?


A) None - language is irrelevant.
B) Minimal - language may be helpful or distracting.
C) Vital - language serves the function of social mediation.
D) Irrelevant - language and guided participation are independent of each other.

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Jennie sees her third-grade teacher in the grocery store and is shocked to see her outside of school. This shock is likely due to Jennie's _____.


A) static reasoning
B) abstract reasoning
C) concrete thinking
D) irreversibility

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Discuss the concept of language shift in bilingualism. What is it and how do young children exhibit it?

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Language shift refers to the tendency of...

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Irreversibility refers to the preoperational child's tendency to _____.


A) focus on something other than appearances
B) use deductive reasoning to solve a problem
C) believe that what has been done cannot be undone
D) engage in centration when another solution is needed

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Preschoolers try to construct a reason for the things that they see and hear. This tendency is known as _____.


A) reversibility
B) focus on appearance
C) theory-theory
D) logical reasoning

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Longitudinal studies of the effects of intensive preschool programs has shown that _____.


A) the benefits are minimal
B) the programs are more expensive than necessary
C) children who complete these programs are no different as adults than those who did not
D) the benefits to society are worth much more than the cost of the programs

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To focus on one aspect of a situation and simultaneously exclude all other aspects is called _____.


A) magical thinking
B) static reasoning
C) centration
D) animism

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Studies of children solving the day-night test reveal that _____ correlates with maturation of the prefrontal cortex.


A) correct solution of the test
B) telling plausible lies
C) frustration level
D) ability to understand instructions

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The key research conclusion about what is important for early-childhood education, whether at home or at school, is the _____ of the educational environment.

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A preschooler's approach to the world is controlled more by his or her own subjective views of the world than by reality.

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Antonio is as competent in his second language as in his native Italian. Antonio is a(n) _____.

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_____ is a particular type of centration in which a child may insist that Mommy is his mother, not his cousin's aunt.

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Jake's father takes him to the barber for his first real haircut. At first, Jake is excited; but as soon as the barber makes the first cut in his hair, Jake becomes very upset and tells his father to make the barber stop. In spite of his father's efforts to assure him that his hair will grow back, Jake is devastated. Jake is exhibiting the characteristic known as _____.


A) animism
B) centration
C) egocentrism
D) irreversibility

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It is always better for a young child to attend preschool than to be home with a parent.

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Explain at least three main characteristics of preoperational thinking.

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Preoperational children lack an understa...

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Child-centered programs stress children's development and growth.

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By age 6, many children have a vocabulary of about 10,000 words.

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Preoperational thinking is _____.


A) rational
B) symbolic
C) logical
D) sophisticated

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Salim is in a teacher-directed preschool. Which activity would his parents expect him to be doing?


A) listening to a story read aloud during circle time
B) forming shapes and textures in a tray filled with shaving cream
C) gluing pieces of macaroni on a paper plate and adding color and glitter
D) practicing forming letters

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The goal of teacher-directed early-education programs is to _____.


A) ensure that all children have the same basic ability level
B) engage children in long-term projects
C) foster individual pride and accomplishment
D) help get all children "ready to learn"

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