alleryIn Erikson's terms, teachers support students' autonomy by making possible real:
Afixed daily routines
Buniform assignments
Csilent study hours
Dchoices and initiatives
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. choices and initiatives
1. Erikson's second and third crises concern autonomy and initiative.
2. To learn effectively, students need to make choices and take academic initiatives at least some of the time.
3. Teachers, for their part, need to make true choices and initiatives possible.
_Source: Seifert & Sutton, Educational Psychology 2e (CC BY 3.0), Ch 3 Student Development, "Crises of infants and preschoolers: trust, autonomy, and initiative", p. 52_
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