Exam 1: Why Guidance Matters

Sadly, although child care is available to all Americans, many poor families do nottake advantage of the opportunity.

Children begin life without any ______________________.

How could a caregiver alleviate some of the stress for modern parents?​

One short-term goal of child guidance is to guide children in learning how to protecttheir own individual human rights.

How have opinions and ideas changed about child care outside of the home in the lastfifty years?​

Formal early childhood teaching is a growth industry.

Match each definition to the corresponding term. -Single parents​

For parents working outside the home, managing a child's behavior may be morecomplicated.

Early experiences do not make much of a difference in children's lives.

Modern parents are more dependent on caregivers outside of the home.

_________________ find that modern lifestyles present a new level of involvementfor them in caring for and managing their children​

Match each definition to the corresponding term. -Goal​

Match each definition to the corresponding term. -Family structures​

Positive child guidance prepares young children for full citizenship in a(n)​

Parents need support so that ___________________ do not place additional strain onfamily life.

In the United States, welfare reform pressures low-income single mothers to be_______________, although their earnings may be meager and their child care costly.

Match each definition to the corresponding term. -Objective​

The best early childhood professionals are born with an intuitive knowledge and don'treally any need formal training.

How might the gender, size, or appearance of a child affect a teacher's analysis of achild's temperament or behavior traits?​

Which of the following is not a DAP principle?​