Question 1

It would not be at all ridiculous to have all classroom adults wear red clothing during a theme-teaching week.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

List seven generally accepted child areas of study planned in most early childhood centers.

Accepted Answer

Language, music, number and measurement, arts and crafts, large and small motor skill, science, cooking and nutrition, health and safety, social learnings, multicultural awareness

Question 3

Lesson or activity setup refers to the

Accepted Answer

A)  number of children and adults needed. 
B)  materials, tools, furnishings, and how these are arranged. 
C)  way the student teacher will start the instruction. 
D)  physical space necessary. 
E)  materials, tools, furnishings, and how these are arranged and physical space necessary. 
A)  number of children and adults needed. 
B)  materials, tools, furnishings, and how these are arranged. 
C)  way the student teacher will start the instruction. 
D)  physical space necessary. 
E)  materials, tools, furnishings, and how these are arranged and physical space necessary. E

Question 4

Riding a tricycle is an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  a motor skill. 
B)  a motor skill that should mastered by all children during preschool years, unless they have a physical development that prohibits them. 
C)  a social-emotional skill. 
D)  a social-emotional skill that helps them interact with other children. 
E)  a skill that is never addressed in a classroom. 
A)  a motor skill. 
B)  a motor skill that should mastered by all children during preschool years, unless they have a physical development that prohibits them. 
C)  a social-emotional skill. 
D)  a social-emotional skill that helps them interact with other children. 
E)  a skill that is never addressed in a classroom.

Question 5

A class of Spanish-speaking children should have multiethnic representations of people in classroom wall displays, toys, books, and so on.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Emerging literacy is not a valid assumption because children naturally become literate by growing up in the average home.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Theresa, a student teacher, presented a painting activity. Afterward, she had to work 20 minutes to restore the area to its former cleanliness because of handprints from the area to the bathroom. Her lesson plan needs more concentration on

Accepted Answer

A)  specific behavioral objectives. 
B)  the application section. 
C)  cleanup provisions. 
D)  procedure. 
E)  transitions. 
A)  specific behavioral objectives. 
B)  the application section. 
C)  cleanup provisions. 
D)  procedure. 
E)  transitions.

Question 8

What is the skill-based approach to program planning?

Accepted Answer

Identify specific physical, so

Question 9

In theme-based instruction, children generally choose to do what interests them.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

School districts currently testing young prekindergarten children are anxious primarily to know whether they have ____________________.

Accepted Answer

reading re

Question 11

Planned activities that embrace, appreciate, and respect diverse cultures and ethnic groups are called ____________________ curriculum activities.
or

Accepted Answer

anti-bias

Question 12

In theme teaching, a child can eat a carrot, feed one to a bunny, or plant a seed.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Student teachers are usually asked to plan the total child program for an entire month before the end of their student teaching assignment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

"If your favorite sandwich is peanut butter, stand up. Those children standing can walk to the snack table." These statements are used as

Accepted Answer

A)  motivational statements. 
B)  concept development statements. 
C)  introductory statements. 
D)  a transitional device. 
E)  a control device. 
A)  motivational statements. 
B)  concept development statements. 
C)  introductory statements. 
D)  a transitional device. 
E)  a control device.

Question 15

During a presentation, if a teacher notices that a child hesitates

Accepted Answer

A)  they should move closer to the child to emphasize that the child must respond. 
B)  the teacher should call the child by name to ensure that they are paying attention. 
C)  the teacher should speak more loudly while maintaining the same tone of voice. 
D)  the teacher may repeat or emphasize words. 
E)  None of these answers are correct. 
A)  they should move closer to the child to emphasize that the child must respond. 
B)  the teacher should call the child by name to ensure that they are paying attention. 
C)  the teacher should speak more loudly while maintaining the same tone of voice. 
D)  the teacher may repeat or emphasize words. 
E)  None of these answers are correct.

Question 16

Boys seem to profit more from prekindergarten attendance than girls.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

A teacher may use child-guided

Accepted Answer

A)  models of curriculum, but they are rarely effective. 
B)  activities, but children rarely learn from them. 
C)  activities, but children are likely to lose interest quickly. 
D)  and direct instruction models of curriculum. 
E)  or direct instruction models of curriculum; but not both. 
A)  models of curriculum, but they are rarely effective. 
B)  activities, but children rarely learn from them. 
C)  activities, but children are likely to lose interest quickly. 
D)  and direct instruction models of curriculum. 
E)  or direct instruction models of curriculum; but not both.

Question 18

Written lesson plans are busy work for student teachers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Name one recognized and accepted professional standards document useful in developing child curriculum.

Accepted Answer

Developmentally Appropriate Practice in

Question 20

It is generally accepted that preschool children should

Accepted Answer

A)  be grouped according to ability. 
B)  be grouped according to intellect. 
C)  be asked to practice and recite learnings. 
D)  play because it promotes learning. 
E)  be grouped according to ability and be asked to practice and recite learnings. 
A)  be grouped according to ability. 
B)  be grouped according to intellect. 
C)  be asked to practice and recite learnings. 
D)  play because it promotes learning. 
E)  be grouped according to ability and be asked to practice and recite learnings.

It would not be at all ridiculous to have all classroom adults wear red clothing during a theme-teaching week.

List seven generally accepted child areas of study planned in most early childhood centers.

Lesson or activity setup refers to the

Riding a tricycle is an example of

A class of Spanish-speaking children should have multiethnic representations of people in classroom wall displays, toys, books, and so on.

Emerging literacy is not a valid assumption because children naturally become literate by growing up in the average home.

Theresa, a student teacher, presented a painting activity. Afterward, she had to work 20 minutes to restore the area to its former cleanliness because of handprints from the area to the bathroom. Her lesson plan needs more concentration on

What is the skill-based approach to program planning?

In theme-based instruction, children generally choose to do what interests them.

School districts currently testing young prekindergarten children are anxious primarily to know whether they have ____________________.

Planned activities that embrace, appreciate, and respect diverse cultures and ethnic groups are called ____________________ curriculum activities. or

In theme teaching, a child can eat a carrot, feed one to a bunny, or plant a seed.

Student teachers are usually asked to plan the total child program for an entire month before the end of their student teaching assignment.

"If your favorite sandwich is peanut butter, stand up. Those children standing can walk to the snack table." These statements are used as

During a presentation, if a teacher notices that a child hesitates

Boys seem to profit more from prekindergarten attendance than girls.

A teacher may use child-guided

Written lesson plans are busy work for student teachers.

Name one recognized and accepted professional standards document useful in developing child curriculum.

It is generally accepted that preschool children should

Introduction to Student Teaching Practicum

A Student Teachers Values and Developing Teaching Style

Being Observed: Discovering Your Competencies

Classroom Management: Beyond Discipline

Understanding Student Behavior

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 4: Instructional Planning

It would not be at all ridiculous to have all classroom adults wear red clothing during a theme-teaching week.

List seven generally accepted child areas of study planned in most early childhood centers.

Lesson or activity setup refers to the

Riding a tricycle is an example of

A class of Spanish-speaking children should have multiethnic representations of people in classroom wall displays, toys, books, and so on.

Emerging literacy is not a valid assumption because children naturally become literate by growing up in the average home.

Theresa, a student teacher, presented a painting activity. Afterward, she had to work 20 minutes to restore the area to its former cleanliness because of handprints from the area to the bathroom. Her lesson plan needs more concentration on

What is the skill-based approach to program planning?

In theme-based instruction, children generally choose to do what interests them.

School districts currently testing young prekindergarten children are anxious primarily to know whether they have ____________________.

Planned activities that embrace, appreciate, and respect diverse cultures and ethnic groups are called ____________________ curriculum activities. or

In theme teaching, a child can eat a carrot, feed one to a bunny, or plant a seed.

Student teachers are usually asked to plan the total child program for an entire month before the end of their student teaching assignment.

"If your favorite sandwich is peanut butter, stand up. Those children standing can walk to the snack table." These statements are used as

During a presentation, if a teacher notices that a child hesitates

Boys seem to profit more from prekindergarten attendance than girls.

A teacher may use child-guided

Written lesson plans are busy work for student teachers.

Name one recognized and accepted professional standards document useful in developing child curriculum.

It is generally accepted that preschool children should

Introduction to Student Teaching Practicum

A Student Teachers Values and Developing Teaching Style

Being Observed: Discovering Your Competencies

Classroom Management: Beyond Discipline

Understanding Student Behavior

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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