Question 1

What can the teacher use to guide their decision making when they have encountered a conflict or a dilemma?

Accepted Answer

A) The NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct 
B) The Professional Journal of Ethical Behavior 
C) The Early Childhood Educator's Professional Guide 
D) The Guide to Appropriate Practice and Ethical Behavior 
A) The NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct 
B) The Professional Journal of Ethical Behavior 
C) The Early Childhood Educator's Professional Guide 
D) The Guide to Appropriate Practice and Ethical Behavior A

Question 2

What is one of the most valuable steps in becoming a professional?

Accepted Answer

A) Joining a professional group 
B) Realizing that there will no longer be a reason to continue training 
C) Purchasing a new wardrobe 
D) Deciding which age group or grade to teach 
A) Joining a professional group 
B) Realizing that there will no longer be a reason to continue training 
C) Purchasing a new wardrobe 
D) Deciding which age group or grade to teach A

Question 3

What are obligations that every teacher agrees to uphold with honesty,integrity,and respect?

Accepted Answer

A) Ethical Dilemmas 
B) Ethical Responsibilities 
C) Professional Ethics 
D) Ethics 
A) Ethical Dilemmas 
B) Ethical Responsibilities 
C) Professional Ethics 
D) Ethics B

Question 4

Which of the following is not an official part of the Code of Ethical Conduct but rather a personal acknowledgement of an individual's willingness to embrace the values and moral obligations that lead to becoming part of the early childhood profession?

Accepted Answer

A) Statement for Early Childhood Professionals 
B) Pledge of Allegiance 
C) Statement of Commitment 
D) Pledge to Commit 
A) Statement for Early Childhood Professionals 
B) Pledge of Allegiance 
C) Statement of Commitment 
D) Pledge to Commit

Question 5

Which of the following is an example of an ethical dilemma?

Accepted Answer

A) Deciding on the implementation of either a play-based curriculum or an academic based curriculum in a preschool program. 
B) Deciding if you should rearrange your classroom 
C) Deciding on what to serve for snack 
D) Deciding what book to read at circle time 
A) Deciding on the implementation of either a play-based curriculum or an academic based curriculum in a preschool program. 
B) Deciding if you should rearrange your classroom 
C) Deciding on what to serve for snack 
D) Deciding what book to read at circle time

Question 6

What are personal views about what is right and wrong and how to behave?

Accepted Answer

A) Ethical Dilemmas 
B) Professional Ethics 
C) Ethics 
D) Morality 
A) Ethical Dilemmas 
B) Professional Ethics 
C) Ethics 
D) Morality

Question 7

What is a mandated reporter required to do?

Accepted Answer

A) They are required to report how many children are in the center at one time 
B) They are required by law to report maltreatment of children. 
C) They are required to inform parents any time the center does not follow the proper procedures 
D) They are required to inform the director if they suspect a child has a learning problem 
A) They are required to report how many children are in the center at one time 
B) They are required by law to report maltreatment of children. 
C) They are required to inform parents any time the center does not follow the proper procedures 
D) They are required to inform the director if they suspect a child has a learning problem

Question 8

Describe the use of the NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct in early childhood settings.

Accepted Answer

See section Upholdin

Question 9

Define the several types of child abuse including physical abuse,neglect,sexual abuse,and emotional abuse that a teacher may suspect and provide an example of potential signs a teacher might see for each.

Accepted Answer

See complete section

Question 10

At what point can an early childhood professional stop learning?

Accepted Answer

A) Once they have received their bachelor's degree 
B) After they have completed the necessary training required by the state 
C) When they become a director or principal of a program or school 
D) Never.Effective early childhood professionals continue to learn throughout their careers 
A) Once they have received their bachelor's degree 
B) After they have completed the necessary training required by the state 
C) When they become a director or principal of a program or school 
D) Never.Effective early childhood professionals continue to learn throughout their careers

Question 11

What is meant by engaging in continuous,collaborative learning to inform practice?

Accepted Answer

See section Engaging

Question 12

Which principle of ethical behavior takes precedent over all others?

Accepted Answer

A) Spare the rod and spoil the child 
B) Do unto others as you wish them to do to you 
C) Above all,we shall not harm the children 
D) The customer (the parent)is always right 
A) Spare the rod and spoil the child 
B) Do unto others as you wish them to do to you 
C) Above all,we shall not harm the children 
D) The customer (the parent)is always right

Question 13

What are the kinds of actions that are right or wrong in the workplace and are a public matter?

Accepted Answer

A) Professional Ethics 
B) Ethical Responsibilities 
C) Ethical Dilemmas 
D) Morality 
A) Professional Ethics 
B) Ethical Responsibilities 
C) Ethical Dilemmas 
D) Morality

Question 14

What is critical thinking about morality and people's ability to make choices about their own values?

Accepted Answer

A) Ethical Dilemmas 
B) Professional Ethics 
C) Ethics 
D) Morality 
A) Ethical Dilemmas 
B) Professional Ethics 
C) Ethics 
D) Morality

Question 15

What is an occupation that requires extensive education and/or specialized training,and draws upon a specialized body of knowledge and expertise to guide their decisions and behaviors?

Accepted Answer

A) A trade 
B) A profession 
C) A job 
D) A career 
A) A trade 
B) A profession 
C) A job 
D) A career

Question 16

Which group of early childhood professionals has a supplement to the Code of Ethical Conduct?

Accepted Answer

A) Government Policy Makers 
B) Parents 
C) Volunteers 
D) Teacher Educators 
A) Government Policy Makers 
B) Parents 
C) Volunteers 
D) Teacher Educators

Question 17

Create a table and compare the considerations for choosing to work with infants,toddlers,preschoolers,and primary age children.

Accepted Answer

See sections under t

Question 18

According to the textbook,what is another name,besides teacher,sometimes used to describe those who work with infants and toddlers?

Accepted Answer

A) Baby Sitter 
B) Attendant 
C) Caregiver 
D) Nurse 
A) Baby Sitter 
B) Attendant 
C) Caregiver 
D) Nurse

Question 19

Which of the following is the largest association of individuals who work with and for children ages birth through eight years old?

Accepted Answer

A) National Association of Early Childhood Professionals (NAECP) 
B) National Association for the Advancement of Early Childhood Education (NAAEC
E)  
C) National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEY
C)  
D) National Early Childhood Education Association (NECE
A)  
A) National Association of Early Childhood Professionals (NAECP) 
B) National Association for the Advancement of Early Childhood Education (NAAEC
E)  
C) National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEY
C)  
D) National Early Childhood Education Association (NECE
A)

What can the teacher use to guide their decision making when they have encountered a conflict or a dilemma?

What is one of the most valuable steps in becoming a professional?

What are obligations that every teacher agrees to uphold with honesty,integrity,and respect?

Which of the following is not an official part of the Code of Ethical Conduct but rather a personal acknowledgement of an individual's willingness to embrace the values and moral obligations that lead to becoming part of the early childhood profession?

Which of the following is an example of an ethical dilemma?

What are personal views about what is right and wrong and how to behave?

What is a mandated reporter required to do?

Describe the use of the NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct in early childhood settings.

Define the several types of child abuse including physical abuse,neglect,sexual abuse,and emotional abuse that a teacher may suspect and provide an example of potential signs a teacher might see for each.

At what point can an early childhood professional stop learning?

What is meant by engaging in continuous,collaborative learning to inform practice?

Which principle of ethical behavior takes precedent over all others?

What are the kinds of actions that are right or wrong in the workplace and are a public matter?

What is critical thinking about morality and people's ability to make choices about their own values?

What is an occupation that requires extensive education and/or specialized training,and draws upon a specialized body of knowledge and expertise to guide their decisions and behaviors?

Which group of early childhood professionals has a supplement to the Code of Ethical Conduct?

Create a table and compare the considerations for choosing to work with infants,toddlers,preschoolers,and primary age children.

According to the textbook,what is another name,besides teacher,sometimes used to describe those who work with infants and toddlers?

Which of the following is the largest association of individuals who work with and for children ages birth through eight years old?

Continuity and Change in Early Childhood Education

Building on a Tradition of Excellence

Understanding and Applying Developmentally Appropriate Practice

Applying What We Know About Childrens Learning and Development

Adapting for Individual Differences

Embracing a Culturally and Linguistically Diverse World

Building Effective Partnerships With Families

Creating a Caring Community of Learners: Guiding Young Children

Teaching to Enhance Learning and Development

Planning Effective Curriculum

Assessing Childrens Learning and Development

Teaching Children to Communicate: Language, Literacy and the Arts

Teaching Children to Investigate and Solve Problems: Mathematics, Science, and Technology

Teaching Children to Live in a Democratic Society:socialemotional Learning and Social Studies

Teaching Children to Be Healthy and Fit: Physical Development and Health

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Exam 16: Putting It All Together in Practice: Making a Difference for Children

What can the teacher use to guide their decision making when they have encountered a conflict or a dilemma?

What is one of the most valuable steps in becoming a professional?

What are obligations that every teacher agrees to uphold with honesty,integrity,and respect?

Which of the following is not an official part of the Code of Ethical Conduct but rather a personal acknowledgement of an individual's willingness to embrace the values and moral obligations that lead to becoming part of the early childhood profession?

Which of the following is an example of an ethical dilemma?

What are personal views about what is right and wrong and how to behave?

What is a mandated reporter required to do?

Describe the use of the NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct in early childhood settings.

Define the several types of child abuse including physical abuse,neglect,sexual abuse,and emotional abuse that a teacher may suspect and provide an example of potential signs a teacher might see for each.

At what point can an early childhood professional stop learning?

What is meant by engaging in continuous,collaborative learning to inform practice?

Which principle of ethical behavior takes precedent over all others?

What are the kinds of actions that are right or wrong in the workplace and are a public matter?

What is critical thinking about morality and people's ability to make choices about their own values?

What is an occupation that requires extensive education and/or specialized training,and draws upon a specialized body of knowledge and expertise to guide their decisions and behaviors?

Which group of early childhood professionals has a supplement to the Code of Ethical Conduct?

Create a table and compare the considerations for choosing to work with infants,toddlers,preschoolers,and primary age children.

According to the textbook,what is another name,besides teacher,sometimes used to describe those who work with infants and toddlers?

Which of the following is the largest association of individuals who work with and for children ages birth through eight years old?

Continuity and Change in Early Childhood Education

Building on a Tradition of Excellence

Understanding and Applying Developmentally Appropriate Practice

Applying What We Know About Childrens Learning and Development

Adapting for Individual Differences

Embracing a Culturally and Linguistically Diverse World

Building Effective Partnerships With Families

Creating a Caring Community of Learners: Guiding Young Children

Teaching to Enhance Learning and Development

Planning Effective Curriculum

Assessing Childrens Learning and Development

Teaching Children to Communicate: Language, Literacy and the Arts

Teaching Children to Investigate and Solve Problems: Mathematics, Science, and Technology

Teaching Children to Live in a Democratic Society:socialemotional Learning and Social Studies

Teaching Children to Be Healthy and Fit: Physical Development and Health

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