Exam 15: Guiding Routines and Group Activities
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Teachers are usually unable to prepare for an unplanned unusual situation.
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Which example would most likely cause preschool children to get bored?
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Which serves as an excellent transition from one activity to another?
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Which of the following is an accurate statement concerning unplanned unusual situations in the classroom?
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What are three key elements that would help a child have a balanced diet?
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If a young child has difficulty falling to sleep at night, the parents are most likely to be concerned about the child's ______ time at the day care center.
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During a storytelling, a teacher has her children sitting comfortably in a semicircle around her. However, as she reads, the children inch closer to her until they form a knot of haphazardly seated kids. What is an effective way to avoid this?
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When a child is eating a meal, what should a teacher focus on? Give an example of two constructive questions to ask a child when she is eating.
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Give an example of how a teacher can help a family deal with a child who doesn't eat much of his lunch box meal.
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Which of the following meals would most young children prefer?
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You should have a substitute teacher visit your class so that the children can get a concrete idea of who this person is before he or she fills in for you.
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What are three key elements to keep in mind when toilet training a toddler at a day care center?
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According to Reggio Emilia, the environment in a day care center should ______.
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Infants should be fed formula milk instead of bottled breast milk.
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Baby Eileen begins to cry when her mother hands her to her regular caregiver. This example shows ______ anxiety.
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A smoothly running program relies on mutually understood routines and techniques to support them.
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Give an example of an effective self-selected activity time that involves three activities for preschool children.
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To help children achieve a balanced diet, the school should post a detailed menu of all meals and snacks served.
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Which approach should be taken when introducing a child to new food?
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