Question 1

In order to become a Reggio Emilia certified school, the manager of the school must study in Italy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

What is the chief difference between licensing and accreditation?

Accepted Answer

A) Accreditation is required, while licensing is optional. 
B) Center with only a few children can be licensed, while one with many more children has to be accredited. 
C) Accreditation has higher standards than licensing. 
D) These are two words for the same process. 
A) Accreditation is required, while licensing is optional. 
B) Center with only a few children can be licensed, while one with many more children has to be accredited. 
C) Accreditation has higher standards than licensing. 
D) These are two words for the same process. C

Question 3

When it comes to scheduling time for various activities, play is considered:

Accepted Answer

A) something not as important as real learning. 
B) something that is necessary but should be limited. 
C) an activity that is absolutely essential to children's development. 
D) something that is acceptable for children who are not very smart. 
A) something not as important as real learning. 
B) something that is necessary but should be limited. 
C) an activity that is absolutely essential to children's development. 
D) something that is acceptable for children who are not very smart. C

Question 4

Interesting, enriching experiences for children are most likely to happen if we:

Accepted Answer

A) drill them on what they need to know in kindergarten. 
B) just let them do whatever they feel like doing. 
C) have a large budget for equipment and supplies. 
D) plan activities carefully after noticing what excites their interest. 
A) drill them on what they need to know in kindergarten. 
B) just let them do whatever they feel like doing. 
C) have a large budget for equipment and supplies. 
D) plan activities carefully after noticing what excites their interest.

Question 5

A developmentally appropriate program believes that if children are allowed to think for themselves, they will develop wrong ways of thinking that will hurt them later in school.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

How does the thematic approach differ from the project approach?

Accepted Answer

A) The thematic approach uses complex ideas, while the project approach is just playing. 
B) The thematic approach is more appropriate for mature children. 
C) The project approach stems from what the children appear to be interested in. 
D) There is no real difference. 
A) The thematic approach uses complex ideas, while the project approach is just playing. 
B) The thematic approach is more appropriate for mature children. 
C) The project approach stems from what the children appear to be interested in. 
D) There is no real difference.

Question 7

How does the Reggio Emilia approach view children?

Accepted Answer

A) As wild creatures who need to be tamed. 
B) As immature people who need a lot of teaching. 
C) As empty minds that need to be filled with knowledge. 
D) As capable, competent people who have a right to learn at their own pace. 
A) As wild creatures who need to be tamed. 
B) As immature people who need a lot of teaching. 
C) As empty minds that need to be filled with knowledge. 
D) As capable, competent people who have a right to learn at their own pace.

Question 8

Montessori's idea of the "prepared environment" means that:

Accepted Answer

A) the school demonstrates a concern for the natural environment. 
B) the school demonstrates concern for the man-made environment 
C) the school makes sure that everything is prepared before the start of the day. 
D) the school has child-sized furnishings and materials displayed on low shelves, allowing children to choose what they want and return the items when they have finished. 
A) the school demonstrates a concern for the natural environment. 
B) the school demonstrates concern for the man-made environment 
C) the school makes sure that everything is prepared before the start of the day. 
D) the school has child-sized furnishings and materials displayed on low shelves, allowing children to choose what they want and return the items when they have finished.

Question 9

A manager tells one of her teachers, "Good job of breaking up that argument." Later in the day she witnesses a similar incident and says, "I appreciate how well you listened to what both of the children had to say." Which of these statements is true of her actions?

Accepted Answer

A) The first time she was engaging in praise, and the second time in encouragement. 
B) In both instances she was engaging in praise. 
C) The first time she was engaging in encouragement, and the second time in praise. 
D) There was no difference in what she did. 
A) The first time she was engaging in praise, and the second time in encouragement. 
B) In both instances she was engaging in praise. 
C) The first time she was engaging in encouragement, and the second time in praise. 
D) There was no difference in what she did.

Question 10

What are the four areas that the NAEYC's Early Childhood Program Standards and Accreditation Criteria focus on?

Accepted Answer

Four areas of focus for NAEYC

Question 11

According to the recommendations of the American Academy of Pediatrics, young children over the age of 2 should be limited to how many hours of TV watching per day?

Accepted Answer

no more than two hou

Question 12

Which of the following statements is NOT true of the NAEYC accreditation standards?

Accepted Answer

A) The program aspires to encourage each child's sense of self-worth. 
B) The program stresses academics, to prepare each child for kindergarten. 
C) The program is sensitive to issues of being developmentally and culturally sensitive. 
D) The program promotes learning in several domains. 
A) The program aspires to encourage each child's sense of self-worth. 
B) The program stresses academics, to prepare each child for kindergarten. 
C) The program is sensitive to issues of being developmentally and culturally sensitive. 
D) The program promotes learning in several domains.

Question 13

When adults disregard what children are interested in and attempt to teach them things that they will need later in school, there is a real danger that what really happens is the children's development will be slowed.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The High/Scope Curriculum is based on the theories of ___________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The High/Scope Curriculum is based on the...

Question 15

The Montessori approach calls children's play "work" because:

Accepted Answer

A) it shows respect for the children's activities. 
B) it is a lot of work to clean up after children play. 
C) it is hard work to set up a space the way that Montessori wants it. 
D) none of the above 
A) it shows respect for the children's activities. 
B) it is a lot of work to clean up after children play. 
C) it is hard work to set up a space the way that Montessori wants it. 
D) none of the above

Question 16

A developmentally appropriate program believes that children need intensive instruction in the areas in which they are weak.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

In focusing intently on one development in one domain, there is a danger that state standards may neglect other domains that are equally important.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The Project Approach, favored by Lilian Katz, is based on the theories of _____________ .

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Project Approach, favored by Lilian Katz,...

Question 19

The work of Elena Bodrova and Deborah Leong draws heavily on the theories of:

Accepted Answer

A) Piaget. 
B) Vygotsky. 
C) John Dewey. 
D) Lilian Katz. 
A) Piaget. 
B) Vygotsky. 
C) John Dewey. 
D) Lilian Katz.

Question 20

According to the survey done by the Cost, Quality & Child Outcomes Team, most parents:

Accepted Answer

A) think that their children's child care is about as good as it really is. 
B) think that their children's child care is better than it really is. 
C) think that their children's child care is worse than it really is. 
D) do not think very much about their children's child care. 
A) think that their children's child care is about as good as it really is. 
B) think that their children's child care is better than it really is. 
C) think that their children's child care is worse than it really is. 
D) do not think very much about their children's child care.

In order to become a Reggio Emilia certified school, the manager of the school must study in Italy.

What is the chief difference between licensing and accreditation?

When it comes to scheduling time for various activities, play is considered:

Interesting, enriching experiences for children are most likely to happen if we:

A developmentally appropriate program believes that if children are allowed to think for themselves, they will develop wrong ways of thinking that will hurt them later in school.

How does the thematic approach differ from the project approach?

How does the Reggio Emilia approach view children?

Montessori's idea of the "prepared environment" means that:

A manager tells one of her teachers, "Good job of breaking up that argument." Later in the day she witnesses a similar incident and says, "I appreciate how well you listened to what both of the children had to say." Which of these statements is true of her actions?

What are the four areas that the NAEYC's Early Childhood Program Standards and Accreditation Criteria focus on?

According to the recommendations of the American Academy of Pediatrics, young children over the age of 2 should be limited to how many hours of TV watching per day?

Which of the following statements is NOT true of the NAEYC accreditation standards?

When adults disregard what children are interested in and attempt to teach them things that they will need later in school, there is a real danger that what really happens is the children's development will be slowed.

The High/Scope Curriculum is based on the theories of ___________________.

The Montessori approach calls children's play "work" because:

A developmentally appropriate program believes that children need intensive instruction in the areas in which they are weak.

In focusing intently on one development in one domain, there is a danger that state standards may neglect other domains that are equally important.

The Project Approach, favored by Lilian Katz, is based on the theories of _____________ .

The work of Elena Bodrova and Deborah Leong draws heavily on the theories of:

According to the survey done by the Cost, Quality & Child Outcomes Team, most parents:

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Exam 12: Educational Programming

In order to become a Reggio Emilia certified school, the manager of the school must study in Italy.

What is the chief difference between licensing and accreditation?

When it comes to scheduling time for various activities, play is considered:

Interesting, enriching experiences for children are most likely to happen if we:

A developmentally appropriate program believes that if children are allowed to think for themselves, they will develop wrong ways of thinking that will hurt them later in school.

How does the thematic approach differ from the project approach?

How does the Reggio Emilia approach view children?

Montessori's idea of the "prepared environment" means that:

A manager tells one of her teachers, "Good job of breaking up that argument." Later in the day she witnesses a similar incident and says, "I appreciate how well you listened to what both of the children had to say." Which of these statements is true of her actions?

What are the four areas that the NAEYC's Early Childhood Program Standards and Accreditation Criteria focus on?

According to the recommendations of the American Academy of Pediatrics, young children over the age of 2 should be limited to how many hours of TV watching per day?

Which of the following statements is NOT true of the NAEYC accreditation standards?

When adults disregard what children are interested in and attempt to teach them things that they will need later in school, there is a real danger that what really happens is the children's development will be slowed.

The High/Scope Curriculum is based on the theories of ___________________.

The Montessori approach calls children's play "work" because:

A developmentally appropriate program believes that children need intensive instruction in the areas in which they are weak.

In focusing intently on one development in one domain, there is a danger that state standards may neglect other domains that are equally important.

The Project Approach, favored by Lilian Katz, is based on the theories of _____________ .

The work of Elena Bodrova and Deborah Leong draws heavily on the theories of:

According to the survey done by the Cost, Quality & Child Outcomes Team, most parents:

Managing Childrens Centers in the 21st Century

Types of Child Development Programs

Applying Theories in Managing a Child Development Center

Reflective Management: Personal and Professional Self-Awareness

Organizational Management

Fiscal Management

Personnel Management

Human Relations

Facilities Management

Managing Health and Safety Issues

Managing Food Service

Family Support

Marketing and Public Relations

Assessment and Evaluation

Leadership

Filters