Studies on Computer Use in Early Childhood Demonstrate That

question 89

Multiple Choice

Studies on computer use in early childhood demonstrate that

• A) computer storybooks and other literacy programs interfere with emergent literacy skills.
• B) children spend most of their time using computers for learning language and math skills.
• C) combining everyday and computer experiences with math manipulatives is especially effective in promoting math concepts and skills.
• D) video gaming consoles are among the bedroom furnishings of 30 percent of children age 5 and younger.

Understand how oligopolists compete on aspects such as price, quality, and product differentiation.

Recognize the concept of market power within oligopoly and its implications for firm behavior and market outcomes.

Appreciate the role of substitute products in limiting oligopolistic firms' market power.

Understand the limitations and applications of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.