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Chapter 10: Development in the Academic Domains
Chapter 10: Development in the Academic Domains
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What are some ways to promote writing development?
Give authentic writing prompts
Scaffolding
Provide less resources to children who would especially benefit from them
Provide tools for writing/drawing shortly after children can use them
2
About 5% of children have amusia (tone deafness).
False
True
3
At what stage does a child experience their initial attempts at counting?
Late Adolescence
Early Childhood
Infancy
Early Adolescence
4
In what stage of development does a child develop metacognitive skills to aid reading comprehension?
Late Childhood
Late Adolescence
Early Adolescence
Middle Childhood
5
Boys are more likely than girls to aspire to careers in science.
True
False
6
Children are _______ to experiment with visual arts if they aren't part of the academic curriculum.
less likely (but in yellow)
more likely
just as likely
less likely
7
Which of these is NOT a way to foster reading development?
Address reading problems early
Always listen to the child read
Encourage reading in spare time
Incorporate basic reading skills into everyday activities
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At what stage in math development would a child have trouble with translating word problems into algebraic equations?
Infancy
Middle Childhood
Late adolescence
Early Childhood
9
What skills do the arts NOT promote?
Self-expression
Gross Motor Skills
Abstract Thinking
Fine Motor Skills
10
In what stage of development would a child likely write some of their letters backwards?
Late Adolescence
Infancy
Early Childhood
Middle Childhood
11
At what stage in science development may a child experience curiosity about the physical world?
Early Childhood
Early Adolescence
Middle Childhood
Late Adolescence
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At what stage in science development may a child experience curiosity about the physical world?
Late Adolescence
Early Adolescence
Early Childhood
Middle Childhood
