e primary-age children with tasks that fall within their range of abilities? a. Primary-age children are deeply affected by experiences that make them feel inferior and unproductive. b. Children who receive positive feedback during the primary years perform better on standardized tests. c. During the primary years, children are separating ties from their parents and need feedback from other adults. d. The parents of primary-age children expect their children to show improvement

Which one of the following is a characteristic of children in the primary years? a. They can better manage school responsibilities. b. Their developmental issues are more evident. c. They understand the need for privacy. d. They enjoy being challenged.

Receiving feedback about one's performance at a practicum promotes standards of the early childhood profession and can increase confidence. a. True b. False

Use a rating scale to document how well a child is developing a skill or behavior.TrueFalse

How can adults encourage preschool children to make the most of their abilities? a. Interact with the child in a variety of loving ways. b. Show interest in what the child does and says. c. Limit behaviors with corporal punishment. d. Provide opportunities to experience many things. e. Urge the child to try to achieve mature and skilled types of behavior.

Explain four psychological issues that can face adolescents in secondary schools.