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The child is in Pre-Conventional, Stage 2 and is self-interest driven. The thought processes at that age are "what's in it for me" and obviously the child sees no advantage to sharing.
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How would Kohlberg explain a fourth-grade student who refuses to share?
The child is in Pre-Conventional, Stage 2 and is self-interest driven. The thought processes at that age are "what's in it for me" and obviously the child sees no advantage to sharing.
Do you capitalize fourth when saying ..He is a Fourth Grade student?
No. it's not necessary. It should be --- He is a fourth grade student.
If you have a fourth-grade student who refuses to share How would Erikson explain this behavior?
According to Erickson, as humans grow and develop they pass through 8 stages. One of the stages that humans goes through is Initiative vs. Guilt. This is a stage in early childhood in which a child (ages 3-5) focuses on learning social and cognitive skills: one of those skills would be sharing with classmates. During this stage a healthy, developing child learns to cooperate with others. If the child does not learn these ideas in this stage he/she will have trouble interacting with other children. The fourth grader who refuses to share demonstrates immobilized guilt and is hesitant to share.
Is Kakashi the son of the fourth Hokage?
No. Naruto is the fourth hokage's so. kakashi is just his student.
Is Kakashi and the fourth Hokage friend?
Sensei and student.
A number of students are standing in a circle They are evnly spaced and the fourth student is directly opposite the tenth student How many students are in the circle?
13
What is the homonym for fourth?
From this day forth, you shall speak to no one.The troops marched forth into battle.Finally, a student came forth and admitted stealing the money.
How can you explain to a fourth grader about weathering and erosion and still have them interested?
by making it a fun game
How do you explain 1 fourth 1 half equal 3 eights?
1 fourth and 1 half do not equal 3 eighths (nor 3 eights!).
How would you explain the concepts of nutrient density and energy denisty to a fourth grade class?
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One week a student exercised 3 hours at school and another one fourth at home If of the student's total exercise came from playing basketball how much time did the student spend playing basketball?
11/12
When did fudge develop an eating problem in tales of a fourth grade nothing?
In the book "Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing" by Judy Blume, Fudge develops an eating problem when he refuses to eat and becomes very picky about his food after he is given a taste of turtle soup by his grandmother.
