A Problem in Teaching a Child with a Dialect Is

question 84

Multiple Choice

A problem in teaching a child with a dialect is that the dialect may conceal

• A) a child's low self-esteem.
• B) the teacher's knowledge of the child's community.
• C) a true delay or deficit.
• D) the child's ability to get along with others from his or her community.

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Definitions:

Emergency Room

is a specialized part of a hospital that provides immediate treatment for acute illnesses and injuries.

Emerging Adults

A phase of the life span between adolescence and full-fledged adulthood which encompasses late teens through the twenties, marked by exploration and self-discovery.

Postformal Thought

A stage of cognitive development proposed to follow Piaget's formal operational stage, characterized by more flexible and pragmatic thinking.

Less Routine

Activities or tasks that vary and do not follow a fixed or predictable pattern, often requiring adaptability and flexibility.