Question 1

A student teacher may feel overwhelmed working with an exceptionally talented teacher. In this situation, the student teacher should

Accepted Answer

A)  ask to work in a different classroom. 
B)  ask to work in a different classroom temporarily. 
C)  ask to record the teacher with a video camera so that the student teacher can review the tape at their own pace. 
D)  focus on one facet of the cooperating teacher's expertise at a time. 
E)  consider another career path. 
A)  ask to work in a different classroom. 
B)  ask to work in a different classroom temporarily. 
C)  ask to record the teacher with a video camera so that the student teacher can review the tape at their own pace. 
D)  focus on one facet of the cooperating teacher's expertise at a time. 
E)  consider another career path. D

Question 2

Smiles from parents when a child does something that they approve of

Accepted Answer

A)  should be discouraged by early childhood teachers. 
B)  aren't often noticed by other children. 
C)  eventually go unnoticed as the child grows older. 
D)  shape the child's behavior so that they begin to accept what their parents accept. 
E)  None of these choices are correct. 
A)  should be discouraged by early childhood teachers. 
B)  aren't often noticed by other children. 
C)  eventually go unnoticed as the child grows older. 
D)  shape the child's behavior so that they begin to accept what their parents accept. 
E)  None of these choices are correct. D

Question 3

Karthwohl's study involved the sensorimotor domain.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

Affective domain refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  an effective classroom. 
B)  the field of knowledge associated with feelings and values. 
C)  a value-based classroom. 
D)  the area of the classroom where group activities are conducted. 
E)  online learning resources. 
A)  an effective classroom. 
B)  the field of knowledge associated with feelings and values. 
C)  a value-based classroom. 
D)  the area of the classroom where group activities are conducted. 
E)  online learning resources.

Question 5

Many of the values one holds as a student teacher

Accepted Answer

A)  stem from classes. 
B)  were developed early in life. 
C)  are values that differ from those of our parent's generation. 
D)  can be easily changed. 
E)  All of these answers are correct. 
A)  stem from classes. 
B)  were developed early in life. 
C)  are values that differ from those of our parent's generation. 
D)  can be easily changed. 
E)  All of these answers are correct.

Question 6

Describe what might happen to a teacher who acts in sync with what he believes is right.

Accepted Answer

Could be seen as a highly ethi

Question 7

The three components of Krathwol's affective domain that early childhood educators are most concerned with are

Accepted Answer

A)  getting, giving and growing. 
B)  receiving, reacting and processing. 
C)  understanding, knowing solutions and acting. 
D)  growing in knowledge, applying information learned and revisiting the completed process. 
E)  receiving, responding and valuing. 
A)  getting, giving and growing. 
B)  receiving, reacting and processing. 
C)  understanding, knowing solutions and acting. 
D)  growing in knowledge, applying information learned and revisiting the completed process. 
E)  receiving, responding and valuing.

Question 8

An excellent teacher may not be willing to work with a student teacher because it takes so much energy and time.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Tan (2004) states, "Chinese parents and Chinese society  equate children's academic achievement with parental success."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

A teacher has very little power to affect children's lives in the long run.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

The I-2.4 section of the NAEYC code bids teachers to disregard families' child-rearing values and their right to make decisions for their children if those decisions are not similar to the established practices in the classroom.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Teachers tend to emphasize the areas of the curriculum in which they have greater expertise.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Teachers tend to emphasize the areas of the curriculum that they feel are more important.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Many preschool teachers, no matter what their teaching or leadership styles are, alternate quiet and noisy/active play.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

It is important to remember that some parents come from cultures where educational opportunities were denied and may not share your values.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

The acronym CARE stands for

Accepted Answer

A)  children, action, redirection, educators. 
B)  concern, action, revisit, evaluate. 
C)  children acting responsibly and ethically. 
D)  critical activities for real education. 
E)  congruence, acceptance, reliability and empathy. 
A)  children, action, redirection, educators. 
B)  concern, action, revisit, evaluate. 
C)  children acting responsibly and ethically. 
D)  critical activities for real education. 
E)  congruence, acceptance, reliability and empathy.

Question 17

According to the text, a smile is an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  accidental encouragement. 
B)  an extrinsic reward. 
C)  an intrinsic reward. 
D)  incidental encouragement. 
E)  reward based feedback. 
A)  accidental encouragement. 
B)  an extrinsic reward. 
C)  an intrinsic reward. 
D)  incidental encouragement. 
E)  reward based feedback.

Question 18

A student teacher should adopt the teaching style of the cooperating teacher.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

If you really feel you do not offer a variety of developmentally appropriate musical activities, and you tell the cooperating teacher this, you are making an honest and ____________________ comment.

Accepted Answer

The answer of If you really feel you do not...

Question 20

Being acceptant means that you choose to fully accept some of your students exactly as they are.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

A student teacher may feel overwhelmed working with an exceptionally talented teacher. In this situation, the student teacher should

Smiles from parents when a child does something that they approve of

Karthwohl's study involved the sensorimotor domain.

Affective domain refers to

Many of the values one holds as a student teacher

Describe what might happen to a teacher who acts in sync with what he believes is right.

The three components of Krathwol's affective domain that early childhood educators are most concerned with are

An excellent teacher may not be willing to work with a student teacher because it takes so much energy and time.

Tan (2004) states, "Chinese parents and Chinese society  equate children's academic achievement with parental success."

A teacher has very little power to affect children's lives in the long run.

The I-2.4 section of the NAEYC code bids teachers to disregard families' child-rearing values and their right to make decisions for their children if those decisions are not similar to the established practices in the classroom.

Teachers tend to emphasize the areas of the curriculum in which they have greater expertise.

Teachers tend to emphasize the areas of the curriculum that they feel are more important.

Many preschool teachers, no matter what their teaching or leadership styles are, alternate quiet and noisy/active play.

It is important to remember that some parents come from cultures where educational opportunities were denied and may not share your values.

The acronym CARE stands for

According to the text, a smile is an example of

A student teacher should adopt the teaching style of the cooperating teacher.

If you really feel you do not offer a variety of developmentally appropriate musical activities, and you tell the cooperating teacher this, you are making an honest and ____________________ comment.

Being acceptant means that you choose to fully accept some of your students exactly as they are.

Introduction to Student Teaching Practicum

Being Observed: Discovering Your Competencies

Instructional Planning

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 2: A Student Teachers Values and Developing Teaching Style

A student teacher may feel overwhelmed working with an exceptionally talented teacher. In this situation, the student teacher should

Smiles from parents when a child does something that they approve of

Karthwohl's study involved the sensorimotor domain.

Affective domain refers to

Many of the values one holds as a student teacher

Describe what might happen to a teacher who acts in sync with what he believes is right.

The three components of Krathwol's affective domain that early childhood educators are most concerned with are

An excellent teacher may not be willing to work with a student teacher because it takes so much energy and time.

Tan (2004) states, "Chinese parents and Chinese society  equate children's academic achievement with parental success."

A teacher has very little power to affect children's lives in the long run.

The I-2.4 section of the NAEYC code bids teachers to disregard families' child-rearing values and their right to make decisions for their children if those decisions are not similar to the established practices in the classroom.

Teachers tend to emphasize the areas of the curriculum in which they have greater expertise.

Teachers tend to emphasize the areas of the curriculum that they feel are more important.

Many preschool teachers, no matter what their teaching or leadership styles are, alternate quiet and noisy/active play.

It is important to remember that some parents come from cultures where educational opportunities were denied and may not share your values.

The acronym CARE stands for

According to the text, a smile is an example of

A student teacher should adopt the teaching style of the cooperating teacher.

If you really feel you do not offer a variety of developmentally appropriate musical activities, and you tell the cooperating teacher this, you are making an honest and ____________________ comment.

Being acceptant means that you choose to fully accept some of your students exactly as they are.

Introduction to Student Teaching Practicum

Being Observed: Discovering Your Competencies

Instructional Planning

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

Filters