Exam 6: Understanding Student Behavior

If an adult continually shakes a toy in front of an infant but always takes it away before the infant can grab it, the infant will be motivated to keep trying to grab the toy.

(True/False)

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Question 81

Self-control and/or self-discipline is learned only from the imposition of controls by significant adults.

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Question 82

Cooperative play is play in which two or more children are working toward a common goal, like using block to build a house.

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Question 83

In taking this student teaching course, you have demonstrated Erikson's fourth stage, called , and hopefully, you will not develop feelings of through a negative outcome.

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Question 84

Symbolic play is play in which the objects with which the child is playing become something else.

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Question 85

If given a poor beginning, even contact with a warm and accepting adult, a child will be unable to self-actualize.

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Question 86

Vygotsky used the term "private speech" to describe

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Question 87

According to Erikson's theory of psychosocial development, the first four developmental stages include

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Question 88

Some single parents do earn substantial salaries, are emotionally and psychologically healthy, and are able to build their child's self-esteem.

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Question 89

Parallel play is play in which two children use similar materials and have personal interaction.

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Question 90

Erikson's second stage of development is the autonomy stage.

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Question 91

"Look what I did teacher" is a statement that reflects a child's attempt to gain self-respect.

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Question 92

In using a narrative or anecdotal form to observe a child, the student teacher should avoid making ____________________ when describing the child's behaviors.

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Question 93

Smiling at and giving positive attention to young children help to build the child's self-esteem.

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If an adult continually shakes a toy in front of an infant but always takes it away before the infant can grab it, the infant will be motivated to keep trying to grab the toy.

Self-control and/or self-discipline is learned only from the imposition of controls by significant adults.

Cooperative play is play in which two or more children are working toward a common goal, like using block to build a house.

In taking this student teaching course, you have demonstrated Erikson's fourth stage, called , and hopefully, you will not develop feelings of through a negative outcome.

Symbolic play is play in which the objects with which the child is playing become something else.

If given a poor beginning, even contact with a warm and accepting adult, a child will be unable to self-actualize.

Vygotsky used the term "private speech" to describe

According to Erikson's theory of psychosocial development, the first four developmental stages include

Some single parents do earn substantial salaries, are emotionally and psychologically healthy, and are able to build their child's self-esteem.

Parallel play is play in which two children use similar materials and have personal interaction.

Erikson's second stage of development is the autonomy stage.

"Look what I did teacher" is a statement that reflects a child's attempt to gain self-respect.

In using a narrative or anecdotal form to observe a child, the student teacher should avoid making ____________________ when describing the child's behaviors.

Smiling at and giving positive attention to young children help to build the child's self-esteem.

Introduction to Student Teaching Practicum

A Student Teachers Values and Developing Teaching Style

Being Observed: Discovering Your Competencies

Instructional Planning

Classroom Management: Beyond Discipline

Working With Children With Special Needs

Common Problems of Student Teachers

Student Teachers and Families

Quality Programs in Early Childhood Settings

Professional Commitment and Employment

Student Teaching With Infants and Toddlers

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Exam 6: Understanding Student Behavior

If an adult continually shakes a toy in front of an infant but always takes it away before the infant can grab it, the infant will be motivated to keep trying to grab the toy.

Self-control and/or self-discipline is learned only from the imposition of controls by significant adults.

Cooperative play is play in which two or more children are working toward a common goal, like using block to build a house.

In taking this student teaching course, you have demonstrated Erikson's fourth stage, called ____________________, and hopefully, you will not develop feelings of ____________________ through a negative outcome.

Symbolic play is play in which the objects with which the child is playing become something else.

If given a poor beginning, even contact with a warm and accepting adult, a child will be unable to self-actualize.

Vygotsky used the term "private speech" to describe

According to Erikson's theory of psychosocial development, the first four developmental stages include

Some single parents do earn substantial salaries, are emotionally and psychologically healthy, and are able to build their child's self-esteem.

Parallel play is play in which two children use similar materials and have personal interaction.

Erikson's second stage of development is the autonomy stage.

"Look what I did teacher" is a statement that reflects a child's attempt to gain self-respect.

In using a narrative or anecdotal form to observe a child, the student teacher should avoid making ____________________ when describing the child's behaviors.

Smiling at and giving positive attention to young children help to build the child's self-esteem.

Introduction to Student Teaching Practicum

A Student Teachers Values and Developing Teaching Style

Being Observed: Discovering Your Competencies

Instructional Planning

Classroom Management: Beyond Discipline

Working With Children With Special Needs

Common Problems of Student Teachers

Student Teachers and Families

Quality Programs in Early Childhood Settings

Professional Commitment and Employment

Student Teaching With Infants and Toddlers

Filters

In taking this student teaching course, you have demonstrated Erikson's fourth stage, called , and hopefully, you will not develop feelings of through a negative outcome.