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1

How important is it for a young child to learn to properly greet an older person and learn other similar ways of showing respect? Do you think your answer relates to your culture?
2

Were you ever compared with a norm and found lacking? If so, what effect did this have on you? How do you think it affects children to be given the message that they somehow don't measure up?
3

If you were a parent of a child who had special needs, do you think you would consider it a blessing, a curse, or neither?
4

Which stage of your own development do you remember best? Why?
5

Do you remember learning to read? If so, what do you remember and how can you use your own experience to work more effectively with young children?
6

Considering that all of us have "special needs," even if they don't show, what special needs do you have?





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