In experiential learning situations, we:
A. always know the process.
B. do not know what the outcome will look like.
C. examine the validity of a hypothesis.
D. know how we will reach the final product.
Question 2...All of the following are non-verbal tasks except:
A. nodding your head when you understand.
B. crossing your arms when you defend personal space.
C. rolling your eyes when you disagree.
D. writing answers to exam questions.
Question 3...The steps for using guided imagery with children are basically the same as those for adults; the language and length may be different, but the basic steps in the process are very similar.
A. True
B. False
Question 4...According to the author of your textbook, there are four (4) phases or basic steps involved in guided imagery. These include each of the following except:
A. centering.
B. relaxing with awareness.
C. imagining.
D. reading poetry.
Question 5...When planning for children with exceptionalities, it helps to
a. Identify specific characteristics.
b. Have a repertoire of possible strategies for adaptations.
c. Think about a good match between what the child needs and what is offered.
d. All of the above.
Question 6...While play occurs spontaneously in children who are developing typically, there may be a need for facilitation or intervention when children have challenges.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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