Questions: QUESTION 15 On a child-centered home visit, which would be least appropriate A. teach the mother how to help children classify when they fold laundry B. visit a child's room C. look at children's favorite toys D. pet the family dog QUESTION 16 Children whose parents spend time in the classroom feel special because their parents take time to be involved. True False

The answer to Question 15 is D. pet the family dog

This option is appropriate for a child-centered home visit as it involves engaging the child in a learning activity that can enhance their cognitive skills, such as classification and organization.

Visiting a child's room is appropriate as it allows the visitor to understand the child's environment, interests, and needs better, which is central to a child-centered approach.

This is appropriate because examining a child's favorite toys can provide insights into their interests, developmental stage, and preferences, which are important for tailoring educational or developmental activities.

While interacting with pets can be a positive experience, it is the least appropriate option in the context of a child-centered home visit. The focus should be on activities and observations directly related to the child's development and environment.

The answer to Question 16 is True

Children often feel special and valued when their parents take an active interest in their education and classroom activities. Parental involvement can boost a child's self-esteem and reinforce the importance of education, making them feel supported and cared for.