Introducing Growth, Development, and Diversity * School-Age Development 7/9

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Answer the Question True or False

a. School-age children look to peers for acceptance.

TrueFalse

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a. School-age children look to peers for acceptance.

a. True

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a. School-age children look to peers for acceptance.

b. False

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Answer the Question True or False

b. School-Age children should be required to sit down right after school and do their homework.

TrueFalse

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b. School-Age children should be required to sit down right after school and do their homework.

b. False

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b. School-Age children should be required to sit down right after school and do their homework.

a. True

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Answer the Question True or False

c. School-Age children should have preset teacher directed classroom rules.

TrueFalse

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c. School-Age children should have preset teacher directed classroom rules.

b. False

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c. School-Age children should have preset teacher directed classroom rules.

a. True

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Child care licensing uses names to describe young children at different ages.

d. The school-age child refers to children in between the age _____ and _____

2 1/2 years to 5 years1 year until 2 1/2 years5 years and 12 years 3 years and 5 years

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Child care licensing uses names to describe young children at different ages.

School-Age refers to children in between the age of 5 years and 12 years.

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Child care licensing uses names to describe young children at different ages.

School-Age refers to children in between the age of 5 years and 12 years.

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