Asked by Heather
The purpose of a home visit is to:
A. see if the child's family lives in an acceptable neighborhood.
B. understand the interactions that go on at home between the child and the family.
C. compare the child's actions with those of brothers and sisters.
D. determine the income level of the child's family.
A. see if the child's family lives in an acceptable neighborhood.
B. understand the interactions that go on at home between the child and the family.
C. compare the child's actions with those of brothers and sisters.
D. determine the income level of the child's family.
Answers
Answered by
Ms. Sue
I'll be glad to check your answer.
Answered by
bobpursley
B is the best of the four choices. I looked for other things also: books and reading material available, or is it TV home; attitudes of the family toward the teacher and education; and to get an overall impression of the child's home environment as it relates to learning new things associated with words and ideas.
Answered by
Heather
thanks that's what i was thinking it was
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