Exam 12: Educational Programming

A developmentally appropriate program believes that if children are allowed to think for themselves,they will develop wrong ways of thinking that will hurt them later in school.

A developmentally appropriate program believes that children need intensive instruction in the areas in which they are weak.

If state standards focus intently on development in one domain,there is a danger that the result may be to neglect other domains that are equally important.

When it comes to scheduling time for various activities,play is considered:

When adults disregard what children are interested in and attempt to teach them things that they will need later in school,there is a real danger that what really happens is that the children's development will be slowed.

Montessori's idea of the "prepared environment" means that:

The work of Elena Bodrova and Deborah Leong draws heavily on the theories of:

A manager tells one of her teachers,"Good job of breaking up that argument." Later in the day she witnesses a similar incident and says,"I appreciate how well you listened to what both of the children had to say." Which of these statements is true of her actions?

In order to become a Reggio Emilia certified school,the manager of the school must study in Italy.

According to the survey done by the Cost,Quality & Child Outcomes Team,most parents:

How does the Reggio Emilia approach view children?

Which of the following statements in NOT true of the NAEYC accreditation standards?

Interesting,enriching experiences for children are most likely to happen if we:

How does the thematic approach differ from the project approach?

What is the chief difference between licensing and accreditation?

The Montessori approach calls children's play "work" because: