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What does teacher sensitivity primarily refer to?
The teacher’s awareness and response to students' academic needs
teacher’s ability to notice how students feel and respond
The teacher’s level of emotional intelligence
The teacher’s ability to maintain discipline
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what are the behavior markers for infant comfort?
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infants seek out teachers, infants soothes or calmed by teachers' efforts
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Which of the following is an example of teacher sensitivity?
Punishing a child who is crying without asking what’s wrong
Reprimanding a student publicly to maintain order
Ignoring a student who seems upset to avoid disrupting the class
Asking a quiet student if everything is okay and offering support
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How can teachers improve their sensitivity?
Ignore emotions and focus on the curriculum
Use the same response for every student
Attend to each student’s unique needs and be reflective
Keep personal distance from students
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How does teacher sensitivity affect classroom climate?
It reduces academic competition
It slows down the lesson pace
It helps create trust and emotional safety
It makes students dependent on the teacher
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Which skill is most essential for demonstrating teacher sensitivity?
Active listening and empathy
Subject-matter expertise
Strict classroom management
Speedy content delivery
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what are the behavior markers for awareness and cues detection?
none of the above
visually scan, attend phyically, acknowledge verbally and/ or physically
adjust actions based on individual need of the infants
respond to infants' emotions and needs
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Why is teacher sensitivity important in the classroom?
It ensures teachers are liked by students
It improves standardized test scores directly
It creates a supportive and emotionally safe learning environment
It helps teachers avoid disciplinary issues
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what are the behavior markers for responsiveness?
respond to infants emotion & needs, adjus actions based on individual need
attend physically, visually scan
none of the above
infants seek out teachers, infants soothes or calmed by efforts
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Which action shows
low
teacher sensitivity?
Adjusting expectations based on individual needs
Providing choices when a student is overwhelmed
Yelling at a student for not paying attention
Giving quiet encouragement during a difficult task
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What can happen when a teacher lacks sensitivity?
Students feel more independent
Classroom engagement increases
Students perform better academically
Students may feel ignored, unsafe, or misunderstood
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Teacher sensitivity is especially important for:
All students, mainly those who are struggling or emotionally vulnerable
Students preparing for tests
High-achieving students
Only younger children
