Category: 1. Common Subject

Even without formal teaching, children often learn polite words and tone by observing adults during daily family talk, this learning

In early childhood, who usually teaches first daily habits like greeting, eating manners, and simple rules through regular home routines

A child first learns basic manners, language, and daily habits mainly through early experiences at home, which process is this

A child’s height stays same but vocabulary improves greatly in six months; this best shows A Growth has stopped B

A teacher delays cursive writing until most children show steady finger control; this decision is best based on A Fixed

A child’s weight increases quickly in one year, while thinking skills also improve; together this shows A Growth only B

teacher records a child’s height monthly; this observation mainly measures A Physical growth rate B Social adjustment C Moral reasoning

In child psychology, “growth” mainly refers to which type of change A Emotional maturity B Increase in height/weight C Social

A teacher first gives strong hints, then fewer hints, and finally lets students solve alone; this teaching sequence best shows

A teacher who checks students’ prior knowledge before introducing a new chapter is mainly applying A Pure punishment control B