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According to Piaget's cognitive development theory and Kohlberg's theory of moral development, all of the following are implications for classroom practice EXCEPT

A sense of justice prevails in schools when arbitrary institutional values are imposed in classrooms

Which of the following statements best describes the behavior of a child in stage 2 of Kohlberg's preconventional level of moral development

Children's actions are motivated by satisfaction of needs

The practice that requires teachers to continuously assess students and adjust instruction accordingly

Differentiated Instruction

A rich tool for engaging teachers and young children in STEM

Robotics

The contemporary curriculum in grades one to three is heavy on reading and

STEM

The arrangement of standards, curriculum, and tests so they complement each other is known as what

alignment

Which of the following is a program designed to teach a set of traditional core values that will result in civic virtue and moral character

character education

Kevin is a typically developing 8½-year-old boy. This means he would be in which stage of Piaget's cognitive development

concrete operations

School age children seven to twelve years old are in this stage of cognitive development that is characterized by the ability to reverse thought processes, conserve and understand numbers. (6)(2)

concrete operations

Today's children are immersed in technology from the beginning of life. This means that you as a teacher need to do which of the following

find many opportunities to integrate technology in their learning activities

The process designed to help children use and develop strategies of independent reading is called what

guided reading

What are the two stages of moral thinking identified by Piaget that are typical of children in the elementary grades

heteronomy and autonomy

Today's science teaching is _____

inquiry based

Involvement of children in activities and processes that lead to learning

inquiry learning

Beverly is a second-grade teacher who strives to teach her students the skills they need for success. Each and every skill taught to her students has a particular plan and select instructional strategy associated with it to promote learning. According to the text, Beverly is implementing which teaching practice? (5)(1)

intentional teaching

The process of introducing language and culture as early as possible during children's sensitive period for language development is called what

language immersion

A condition in which children think their failures are because they lack the ability.

learned helplessness

Discussion groups in which children meet regularly to talk about books is a new trend in teaching reading in the primary grades and is called what

literacy circles

Eight-year-old Tyler is completing his science experiment. As he starts to leave the science center, he notices there is water on the table and floor, and that he forgot to return the measuring equipment to the storage container. Tyler decides to stop and clean up the center so he can go outside to recess with the rest of the class. This shows that, with regard to moral development, Tyler is at which of the following levels

preconventional

What are the three levels of moral development conceptualized by Kohlberg

preconventional, conventional, and postconventional

Mary is a new early childhood teacher in a first grade class. Which of the following is she not responsible for?

preventing obesity

A multi-tiered approach to the early identification and support of students with learning and behavior needs

response to instruction/intervention (RTI)