Question 1

Teachable moments are those that come when children

Accepted Answer

A) are excited over something and ready to learn. 
B) are not tired after a long day at school. 
C) are attentive to the activity. 
D) have planned their own activity. 
A) are excited over something and ready to learn. 
B) are not tired after a long day at school. 
C) are attentive to the activity. 
D) have planned their own activity. A

Question 2

When using Developmentally Appropriate Practice a teacher needs knowledge of child development and learning and how to set goals that are __________________ and _____________________.

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challenging,achievable

Question 3

A holistic approach to curriculum planning is also called an ______________________________.

Accepted Answer

emergent curriculum

Question 4

In an emergent curriculum children are not encouraged to be involved in planning.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Quality after-school programming should include a variety of enriching opportunities. What opportunities should be provided?

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Exposing children to new ideas

Question 6

Differentiate between a holistic and an academic approach to program planning.

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A holistic approach allows the curriculu

Question 7

Because children spend after-school hours in child care,it helps to include activities that ________________________________________.

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they might

Question 8

Children will learn best if the expectations and values of their school or childcare are ____________________ with those of the family and community.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Children will learn best if the expectations...

Question 9

Spontaneous activities are those that have not been planned but are often child-initiated.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

An academic approach to school age programming involves determining the outcomes related to school performance that can be measured and then helping the children reach those goals.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

A project approach investigation can be undertaken only by an entire class.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Discuss the studies done by Piaget and Vygotsky that lead to the conclusion that the most successful programs are based on the premise that active children in an active environment are the best conditions for bringing about developmental changes.

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Piaget stressed the predictable stages o

Question 13

One aspect of planning for cultural and linguistic diversity is allowing children to demonstrate their knowledge in many ways.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Give an example of a service learning project that you could implement with school-agers in your community.

Accepted Answer

Answers may vary. Beautifying

Question 15

How does a caregiver become knowledgeable of the development and learning of each child in their program?

Accepted Answer

Through observations

Question 16

A developmentally appropriate program will provide activities that help children develop their self-concept and need for ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A developmentally appropriate program will provide activities...

Question 17

Anti-bias education should avoid the tourist approach,which teaches children about diversity through holiday celebrations,ethnic art activities,and cooking food related to a culture.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Developmentally Appropriate Practice is grounded in

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A) the individual teacher's preference. 
B) the goals of each child care center. 
C) research on child development and learning. 
D) understanding of curriculum materials. 
A) the individual teacher's preference. 
B) the goals of each child care center. 
C) research on child development and learning. 
D) understanding of curriculum materials.

Question 19

An interest center is a

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A) space carefully arranged to accommodate a specific activity. 
B) bulletin board where children's work can be displayed. 
C) special display table. 
D) place for parents. 
A) space carefully arranged to accommodate a specific activity. 
B) bulletin board where children's work can be displayed. 
C) special display table. 
D) place for parents.

Question 20

Summer programming should add new dimensions to the program. How would you enrich the summer programming?

Accepted Answer

Answers can vary but may include rearran

Teachable moments are those that come when children

When using Developmentally Appropriate Practice a teacher needs knowledge of child development and learning and how to set goals that are and ___.

A holistic approach to curriculum planning is also called an ______________________________.

In an emergent curriculum children are not encouraged to be involved in planning.

Quality after-school programming should include a variety of enriching opportunities. What opportunities should be provided?

Differentiate between a holistic and an academic approach to program planning.

Because children spend after-school hours in child care,it helps to include activities that ________________________________________.

Children will learn best if the expectations and values of their school or childcare are ____________________ with those of the family and community.

Spontaneous activities are those that have not been planned but are often child-initiated.

An academic approach to school age programming involves determining the outcomes related to school performance that can be measured and then helping the children reach those goals.

A project approach investigation can be undertaken only by an entire class.

Discuss the studies done by Piaget and Vygotsky that lead to the conclusion that the most successful programs are based on the premise that active children in an active environment are the best conditions for bringing about developmental changes.

One aspect of planning for cultural and linguistic diversity is allowing children to demonstrate their knowledge in many ways.

Give an example of a service learning project that you could implement with school-agers in your community.

How does a caregiver become knowledgeable of the development and learning of each child in their program?

A developmentally appropriate program will provide activities that help children develop their self-concept and need for ____________________.

Anti-bias education should avoid the tourist approach,which teaches children about diversity through holiday celebrations,ethnic art activities,and cooking food related to a culture.

Developmentally Appropriate Practice is grounded in

An interest center is a

Summer programming should add new dimensions to the program. How would you enrich the summer programming?

Caregivers: Who Are They

The Children

Families: Where Children Are Nurtured

Development in Middle Childhood: Physical

Development in Middle Childhood: Cognitive

Development in Middle Childhood: Psychosocial and Moral

Helping Children Develop Social Competence

Creating an Environment

Games and Other Fun Things to Do

Imagination and the Arts

Science and Math

Helping Children Develop Literacy Competency

Preparing for Adult Roles

Getting Fit,staying Fit

Using Community Resources

Quality and Standards

Filters

Exam 8: Program Planning

Teachable moments are those that come when children

When using Developmentally Appropriate Practice a teacher needs knowledge of child development and learning and how to set goals that are __________________ and _____________________.

A holistic approach to curriculum planning is also called an ______________________________.

In an emergent curriculum children are not encouraged to be involved in planning.

Quality after-school programming should include a variety of enriching opportunities. What opportunities should be provided?

Differentiate between a holistic and an academic approach to program planning.

Because children spend after-school hours in child care,it helps to include activities that ________________________________________.

Children will learn best if the expectations and values of their school or childcare are ____________________ with those of the family and community.

Spontaneous activities are those that have not been planned but are often child-initiated.

An academic approach to school age programming involves determining the outcomes related to school performance that can be measured and then helping the children reach those goals.

A project approach investigation can be undertaken only by an entire class.

Discuss the studies done by Piaget and Vygotsky that lead to the conclusion that the most successful programs are based on the premise that active children in an active environment are the best conditions for bringing about developmental changes.

One aspect of planning for cultural and linguistic diversity is allowing children to demonstrate their knowledge in many ways.

Give an example of a service learning project that you could implement with school-agers in your community.

How does a caregiver become knowledgeable of the development and learning of each child in their program?

A developmentally appropriate program will provide activities that help children develop their self-concept and need for ____________________.

Anti-bias education should avoid the tourist approach,which teaches children about diversity through holiday celebrations,ethnic art activities,and cooking food related to a culture.

Developmentally Appropriate Practice is grounded in

An interest center is a

Summer programming should add new dimensions to the program. How would you enrich the summer programming?

Caregivers: Who Are They

The Children

Families: Where Children Are Nurtured

Development in Middle Childhood: Physical

Development in Middle Childhood: Cognitive

Development in Middle Childhood: Psychosocial and Moral

Helping Children Develop Social Competence

Creating an Environment

Games and Other Fun Things to Do

Imagination and the Arts

Science and Math

Helping Children Develop Literacy Competency

Preparing for Adult Roles

Getting Fit,staying Fit

Using Community Resources

Quality and Standards

Filters

When using Developmentally Appropriate Practice a teacher needs knowledge of child development and learning and how to set goals that are and ___.