In which circumstance would a natural consequence be

In which circumstance would a natural consequence be the
best?
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mbed very high in a tree.
ward a ball that has rolled into the street.
t to bring his jacket out for recess.
t like storytime at the library so she is always late getitng there.
Two second-grade girls are caught throwing wet toilet paper all
over the girls' restroom. What is an appropriate related
consequence for the girls?
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pend the next day at in-school-suspension.
pend outside playtime writing an apology letter to the janitor.
pend the day cleaning restrooms with the janitor.
ave a teacher escort them to the restroom for one week.
Piaget used the term __________ to mean consequences.
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Which of these is an appropriate example of a teacher doing
to a child what a child has done?
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another student, so the teacher hits him.
es to help clean up his table when asked by the teacher, so <br /> later when
help cleaning up his center so that he can go to <br /> recess the teacher will not
hes over and eats another student's cookie, so the teacher <br /> eats
unch.
ading a book when the teacher is teaching, so later when <br /> the child is
for help the teacher acts as if she doesn't <br /> hear him.
Reed knocked over Blake's block tower. The next day, Blake
knocked over Reed's block tower. Their teacher didn't
intervene because she believes in __________ as a type of
consequence.
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__________ banishes the child from all activities and all of the
children in the group.

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Which is NOT a result of punishment?
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ationships
ect
When Jane reads a book because she thinks the book is
interesting and fun to read, she is reading because of
__________ motivation.
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Because older children are better at delaying gratification,
__________ usually work well for them.
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ards
above
Every day this week Chase had thrown temper tantrums and
dumped the crayon buckets. The teacher Ms. Young made
Chase put the crayons away but he still dumped them all
again the next day. Ms. Young began to realize that Chase
seemed to enjoy the time that Ms. Young spent trying to calm
him down. The next day when he dumped the crayons again
and was beginning to get angry, Ms. Young asked all of the
other children to join her in the large group area for a game.
Quickly, Chase cleaned up the crayons and joined the group.
This is an example of:
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forcement.
forcement.
dification.