To help nonverbal children begin to speak in the classroom you can:

To help nonverbal children begin to speak in the classroom you can:
 
  A. Encourage them to speak through puppets or dolls
  B. Have them draw pictures until they are ready
  C. Have them work with a speech therapist
  D. Have them practice by themselves

Question 2...

Singing Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed and using your fingers to count the monkeys is an example of what?
 
  A) communicating
  B) reasoning
  C) everyday mathematics
  D) representation

Question 3...

The conventional approach to developing cognitive curriculum stresses:
 
  a. the acquisition of information.
  b. planning activities in advance to provide children with practice in mental abilities.
  c. following pathways with the children as their interests develop.
  d. only a and c are correct.
  e. only b and c are correct.

Question 4...

Acquisition of a native language is one of the young child's greatest accomplishments because:
 
  A. She acquires it with no help from adults
  B. She acquires an entire native tongue by age 6
  C. She can learn only one language at a time
  D. She teaches herself 250 words