Which Group of Readiness Skills Describes What Is Expected in Middle

question 4

Multiple Choice

Which group of readiness skills describes what is expected in middle childhood and adolescence?

• A) Sitting quietly while listening to a story, coloring and manipulating small objects, running, hopping, and jumping.
• B) Independence in the bathroom and cafeteria, remaining in the classroom for extended periods, and remaining "on task."
• C) Social skills and manners; increased skill in creative thinking, problem solving, and expressive writing.
• D) Independent learning skills and communication of ideas through writing.

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