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Attempting to View Your Center from the Standpoint of the Children

Question 12

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Attempting to view your center from the standpoint of the children who attend it is known as:

A) a behaviorist approach.
B) A "top-down" approach.
C) A "bottom-up" approach.
D) A Montessori approach.

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