For an early childhood program to be effective, it must promote?

Question

a. the recognition of teachers as experts who know what's best for children.

b. joint efforts between teachers and each child's family, focused on what's best for the child.

c. regular visits by early childhood specialists to alert staff to children's protential developmental delays.

d. the idea that parents, as their child's first teachers, are the only ones who can truly know their child.

Answer 1

B! Teachers and parents should be in a partnership to educate their child. Any thing less on either side will only harm the child.

Answer 2

B

Answer 3

Since 1928, the Rudolf Steiner School has been preparing students to meet the challenges of modern life. Our education is based on a deep understanding of the needs of the growing child and the maturing adolescent. Through our rich curriculum and innovative teaching methods, we address the whole child, working to develop clarity in thought, balance in feeling, and conscience and initiative in action. Our rigorous academic program challenges students to develop clear, creative thought and expression, and our nurturing social environment gives students confidence. Most of all, the close human relationships at our school help students develop a strong sense of themselves and an awareness of others.

Graduates of the Rudolf Steiner School recognize that they received a unique education: one that stimulated their intelligence, encouraged their creativity, and developed their practical skills. Ours is an education that balances individual development with a sense of social responsibility; an education born of devotion and infused with ideals; an education for the future; an education for life.

Answer 4

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