Question 1

Because parents rarely see teachers as experts, there is little opportunity for teachers to influence a child's general welfare.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Often times, teachers choose the profession because their family values education, not because it pays well.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

If people have different backgrounds who do not share similar ideals

Accepted Answer

A)  they should not work together. 
B)  if they work together, they should organize separate activities as much as possible. 
C)  they often find their values being challenged. 
D)  they are unlikely to have any disagreements based on their personal beliefs. 
E)  they will be unable to have a healthy professional relationship. 
A)  they should not work together. 
B)  if they work together, they should organize separate activities as much as possible. 
C)  they often find their values being challenged. 
D)  they are unlikely to have any disagreements based on their personal beliefs. 
E)  they will be unable to have a healthy professional relationship.

Question 4

Valuing can be defined as

Accepted Answer

A)  doing what is best for oneself. 
B)  feeling you have direction in your life. 
C)  choosing between something you want and something you have power over. 
D)  displaying consistent behavior reflecting a general attitude. 
E)  of these answers are correct. 
A)  doing what is best for oneself. 
B)  feeling you have direction in your life. 
C)  choosing between something you want and something you have power over. 
D)  displaying consistent behavior reflecting a general attitude. 
E)  of these answers are correct.

Question 5

A cooperating teacher may be so gifted that the student teacher feels overwhelmed.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

A student teacher should never operate as a role model for the cooperating teacher.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The curriculum in a classroom is

Accepted Answer

A)  largely just for show. 
B)  the detailed records that teachers keep regarding each child's learning style. 
C)  not meant to be shared with the parents. 
D)  the overall master plan of the early childhood program. 
E)  None of these answers are correct. 
A)  largely just for show. 
B)  the detailed records that teachers keep regarding each child's learning style. 
C)  not meant to be shared with the parents. 
D)  the overall master plan of the early childhood program. 
E)  None of these answers are correct.

Question 8

You may change your initial position regarding an ethical dilemma once you receive further explanation or new information.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Empathy is

Accepted Answer

A)  being able to read someone's mind. 
B)  being critical of another individual's choices. 
C)  a belief that an individual is usually not responsible for their actions. 
D)  not generally permitted in an early childhood classroom. 
E)  seeing and accepting another person's point of view. 
A)  being able to read someone's mind. 
B)  being critical of another individual's choices. 
C)  a belief that an individual is usually not responsible for their actions. 
D)  not generally permitted in an early childhood classroom. 
E)  seeing and accepting another person's point of view.

Question 10

Truly great teachers empathize with children and their student teachers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Intuitive teachers

Accepted Answer

A)  are usually unwilling to work with student teachers. 
B)  may struggle to explain why they do something. 
C)  provide detailed explanations as to why they do something, but struggle to clearly explain how. 
D)  are overly sensitive to criticism so they are generally unwilling to work with a student teacher. 
E)  are prone to burnout. 
A)  are usually unwilling to work with student teachers. 
B)  may struggle to explain why they do something. 
C)  provide detailed explanations as to why they do something, but struggle to clearly explain how. 
D)  are overly sensitive to criticism so they are generally unwilling to work with a student teacher. 
E)  are prone to burnout.

Question 12

One ethic, mentioned in NAEYC's Code of Ethical Conduct, is for teachers to give recognition to another's professional achievement.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Which of these is not an example of an ethical dilemma that may be experienced by a student teacher?

Accepted Answer

A)  seeing a coworker steal 
B)  hearing discriminatory comment in a classroom 
C)  noticing a licensing law violation at her placement site 
D)  receiving constructive feedback from a cooperating teacher 
E)  accidentally breaking some type of classroom equipment 
A)  seeing a coworker steal 
B)  hearing discriminatory comment in a classroom 
C)  noticing a licensing law violation at her placement site 
D)  receiving constructive feedback from a cooperating teacher 
E)  accidentally breaking some type of classroom equipment

Question 14

NAEYC's Code of Ethical Conduct states that this principle has precedence over all others

Accepted Answer

A)  We shall not fail to educate. 
B)  We shall not notice ethnic diversity. 
C)  We shall not treat children unfairly. 
D)  We shall not harm children. 
E)  We shall teach in a way that makes children's lives better. 
A)  We shall not fail to educate. 
B)  We shall not notice ethnic diversity. 
C)  We shall not treat children unfairly. 
D)  We shall not harm children. 
E)  We shall teach in a way that makes children's lives better.

Question 15

Your values affect your curriculum decisions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

If you are more comfortable with words than nonverbal expressions, you will likely incorporate less written language in your lesson plan.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Our ethics help us do what we believe is right, even if it isn't the easiest or most expedient choice.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Feedback

Accepted Answer

A)  should be ignored if the student teacher disagrees with it. 
B)  may seem positive, negative or otherwise. 
C)  is only valuable if the person providing it took the time to write down their thoughts, feelings and suggestions. 
D)  only provided by the cooperating for the student teacher. 
E)  All of these answers are correct. 
A)  should be ignored if the student teacher disagrees with it. 
B)  may seem positive, negative or otherwise. 
C)  is only valuable if the person providing it took the time to write down their thoughts, feelings and suggestions. 
D)  only provided by the cooperating for the student teacher. 
E)  All of these answers are correct.

Question 19

A student teacher may have a cooperating teacher or classroom aide less skilled than she who uses the student teacher as a ____________________ for professional practice.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A student teacher may have a cooperating...

Question 20

Teaching allows teachers to

Accepted Answer

A)  express their values. 
B)  influence children's lives and values. 
C)  impact children powerfully. 
D)  hurt or heal children. 
E)  All of these answers are correct. 
A)  express their values. 
B)  influence children's lives and values. 
C)  impact children powerfully. 
D)  hurt or heal children. 
E)  All of these answers are correct.

Because parents rarely see teachers as experts, there is little opportunity for teachers to influence a child's general welfare.

Often times, teachers choose the profession because their family values education, not because it pays well.

If people have different backgrounds who do not share similar ideals

Valuing can be defined as

A cooperating teacher may be so gifted that the student teacher feels overwhelmed.

A student teacher should never operate as a role model for the cooperating teacher.

The curriculum in a classroom is

You may change your initial position regarding an ethical dilemma once you receive further explanation or new information.

Empathy is

Truly great teachers empathize with children and their student teachers.

Intuitive teachers

One ethic, mentioned in NAEYC's Code of Ethical Conduct, is for teachers to give recognition to another's professional achievement.

Which of these is not an example of an ethical dilemma that may be experienced by a student teacher?

NAEYC's Code of Ethical Conduct states that this principle has precedence over all others

Your values affect your curriculum decisions.

If you are more comfortable with words than nonverbal expressions, you will likely incorporate less written language in your lesson plan.

Our ethics help us do what we believe is right, even if it isn't the easiest or most expedient choice.

Feedback

A student teacher may have a cooperating teacher or classroom aide less skilled than she who uses the student teacher as a ____________________ for professional practice.

Teaching allows teachers to

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

Because parents rarely see teachers as experts, there is little opportunity for teachers to influence a child's general welfare.

Often times, teachers choose the profession because their family values education, not because it pays well.

If people have different backgrounds who do not share similar ideals

Valuing can be defined as

A cooperating teacher may be so gifted that the student teacher feels overwhelmed.

A student teacher should never operate as a role model for the cooperating teacher.

The curriculum in a classroom is

You may change your initial position regarding an ethical dilemma once you receive further explanation or new information.

Empathy is

Truly great teachers empathize with children and their student teachers.

Intuitive teachers

One ethic, mentioned in NAEYC's Code of Ethical Conduct, is for teachers to give recognition to another's professional achievement.

Which of these is not an example of an ethical dilemma that may be experienced by a student teacher?

NAEYC's Code of Ethical Conduct states that this principle has precedence over all others

Your values affect your curriculum decisions.

If you are more comfortable with words than nonverbal expressions, you will likely incorporate less written language in your lesson plan.

Our ethics help us do what we believe is right, even if it isn't the easiest or most expedient choice.

Feedback

A student teacher may have a cooperating teacher or classroom aide less skilled than she who uses the student teacher as a ____________________ for professional practice.

Teaching allows teachers to

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