Object Permanence Refers to

question 157

Multiple Choice

Object permanence refers to

• A) an understanding that changes in shape do not change the object.
• B) a realization that objects can look different, but still be the same.
• C) recognition that things continue exist even when they are out of sight.
• D) the recognition that once an object is put in a given position it must stay there forever.

Understand the prevalence and implications of grade retention in the U.S. educational system.

Associate literacy skills with social development and peer relationships.

Differentiate between various approaches to literacy and language teaching.

Describe current perspectives and methodologies in mathematics education.

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Definitions:

Stepparents

Individuals who are married to a biological parent of a child and may take on parental responsibilities without being the child’s biological parent.

Nuclear Families

A family group consisting of two parents and their children (biological or adopted), considered a basic social unit.

Single-mother Households

Family units headed by a female parent without the presence of a spouse or male partner.

Single-father Households

Living arrangements where one man is the primary or sole caregiver and guardian for one or more children.