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Title: Design a friendship skit and identify the skill it addresses. Discuss how you would implement your ... Post by: tyrich on Mar 14, 2018 Design a friendship skit and identify the skill it addresses. Discuss how you would implement your skit with a group of children.
What will be an ideal response? Question 2 List and describe three of the six strategies adults can use to assist children in the process of friendship. What will be an ideal response? Question 3 53. Describe the four types of relationships children encounter. Discuss the benefits of each. What will be an ideal response? Question 4 Name two strategies for assisting children in the process of friendship that would be appropriate to use with preschool-age children. What will be an ideal response? Question 5 What two categories describe children who are rarely or never selected as friends? What will be an ideal response? Question 6 List three pitfalls to avoid in supporting childrens friendships. What will be an ideal response? Question 7 What gender of children is characterized by exclusive friendship pairs? What will be an ideal response? Question 8 What are three problems associated with friendlessness that children may experience later in life? What will be an ideal response? Question 9 What are two normal reactions children exhibit when they lose a friend? What will be an ideal response? Question 10 How do childhood friendships prepare children for adult relationships? What will be an ideal response? Title: Design a friendship skit and identify the skill it addresses. Discuss how you would implement your ... Post by: bri on Mar 14, 2018 ANSWER: Answers will vary. ANSWER: Answers will vary. ANSWER: Answers will vary. ANSWER: Strategies include shaping, modeling, cooperative activity, and play. ANSWER: Neglected and rejected children ANSWER: Pitfalls include barging in too quickly, missing opportunities to promote friendly interactions, insisting that everyone be friends, requiring total togetherness, breaking up friendships, failing to recognize friendship cues. ANSWER: Girls ANSWER: Juvenile delinquency, dropping out of school, dishonorable discharge from the military, psychiatric problems, suicide. ANSWER: Matter-of-fact acceptance, being upset, looking for a replacement ANSWER: In friendship, children practice a variety of social skills and social problem solving such as negotiating and creating trust. |