Question 1

The primary purpose of having group parent meetings is to:

Accepted Answer

A) make announcements about upcoming activities. 
B) allow the parents to share their feelings about heir children. 
C) give the parents a forum to complain as a group about the center's policies. 
D) none of the above 
A) make announcements about upcoming activities. 
B) allow the parents to share their feelings about heir children. 
C) give the parents a forum to complain as a group about the center's policies. 
D) none of the above D

Question 2

For parents visiting a center before enrolling their child,large-group orientations are more effective than individual visits.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

The educational philosophy of the early childhood programs of Reggio Emilia in Italy holds that:

Accepted Answer

A) teachers' role is to share their knowledge with the children and their parents. 
B) teachers,parents and children are partners in learning. 
C) a blend of A and B. 
D) none of the above 
A) teachers' role is to share their knowledge with the children and their parents. 
B) teachers,parents and children are partners in learning. 
C) a blend of A and B. 
D) none of the above B

Question 4

If your center is able to practice phased enrollment,this technique is beneficial to:

Accepted Answer

A) the children. 
B) the children's parents. 
C) the center's staff. 
D) all of the above 
A) the children. 
B) the children's parents. 
C) the center's staff. 
D) all of the above

Question 5

In case of possible abuse or neglect,it is critical that families know your policies in advance.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Dull,routine information about such things as the history of the center and its philosophy are normally not included in a family handbook.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

If parents want to visit a center before enrolling their child in it,they should be encouraged:

Accepted Answer

A) to come during operating hours and to bring their child with them. 
B) to visit only when the school is closed. 
C) to come during operating hours,but to come without their child. 
D) to come at the next large-group orientation session. 
A) to come during operating hours and to bring their child with them. 
B) to visit only when the school is closed. 
C) to come during operating hours,but to come without their child. 
D) to come at the next large-group orientation session.

Question 8

Your center should monitor carefully everyone who comes into the facility.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Normally,licensing regulations require that when people enroll a child in child development programs,they have to be provided with written policies on:

Accepted Answer

A) fees. 
B) health requirements. 
C) admission and withdrawal procedures. 
D) all of the above 
A) fees. 
B) health requirements. 
C) admission and withdrawal procedures. 
D) all of the above

Question 10

Guidelines established by the NAEYC require that centers give parents an active voice in decisions about how their children are cared for.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

The mother of one of your center's children is a skilled carpenter.She volunteers to come in on a weekend to help build new storage shelves.You should decline her offer because it probably means that she will later expect special treatment for her child.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

How do the recommendations of the Division for Early Childhood (known as "DEC")of the Council for Exceptional Children differ from the guidelines of NAEYC?

Accepted Answer

A) DEC guidelines focus on all children while NAEYC focuses only on very young children. 
B) DEC guidelines focus specifically on children who have disabilities or who are at risk for acquiring disabilities. 
C) DEC guidelines focus on the children of professionals. 
D) all of the above 
A) DEC guidelines focus on all children while NAEYC focuses only on very young children. 
B) DEC guidelines focus specifically on children who have disabilities or who are at risk for acquiring disabilities. 
C) DEC guidelines focus on the children of professionals. 
D) all of the above

Question 13

The parenting style of a mother who always tells her son,"Just because" whenever he asks why he has to do something would most likely be classified by Diana Baumrind as:

Accepted Answer

A) permissive. 
B) authoritative. 
C) authoritarian. 
D) developmentally appropriate. 
A) permissive. 
B) authoritative. 
C) authoritarian. 
D) developmentally appropriate.

Question 14

"Cultural responsiveness" means:

Accepted Answer

A) being able to communicate and work together with people from differing backgrounds. 
B) having many activities that involve art,music,or dance. 
C) insisting that non-native students speak only English. 
D) starting each day with the Pledge of Allegiance. 
A) being able to communicate and work together with people from differing backgrounds. 
B) having many activities that involve art,music,or dance. 
C) insisting that non-native students speak only English. 
D) starting each day with the Pledge of Allegiance.

Question 15

According to recent research in the United States,the most important factor for children's success in school is:

Accepted Answer

A) the amount of equipment in their schools. 
B) the salaries of their teachers. 
C) the wealth and education of their parents. 
D) the involvement of their parents in their education. 
A) the amount of equipment in their schools. 
B) the salaries of their teachers. 
C) the wealth and education of their parents. 
D) the involvement of their parents in their education.

The primary purpose of having group parent meetings is to:

For parents visiting a center before enrolling their child,large-group orientations are more effective than individual visits.

The educational philosophy of the early childhood programs of Reggio Emilia in Italy holds that:

If your center is able to practice phased enrollment,this technique is beneficial to:

In case of possible abuse or neglect,it is critical that families know your policies in advance.

Dull,routine information about such things as the history of the center and its philosophy are normally not included in a family handbook.

If parents want to visit a center before enrolling their child in it,they should be encouraged:

Your center should monitor carefully everyone who comes into the facility.

Normally,licensing regulations require that when people enroll a child in child development programs,they have to be provided with written policies on:

Guidelines established by the NAEYC require that centers give parents an active voice in decisions about how their children are cared for.

The mother of one of your center's children is a skilled carpenter.She volunteers to come in on a weekend to help build new storage shelves.You should decline her offer because it probably means that she will later expect special treatment for her child.

How do the recommendations of the Division for Early Childhood (known as "DEC")of the Council for Exceptional Children differ from the guidelines of NAEYC?

The parenting style of a mother who always tells her son,"Just because" whenever he asks why he has to do something would most likely be classified by Diana Baumrind as:

"Cultural responsiveness" means:

According to recent research in the United States,the most important factor for children's success in school is:

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Exam 13: Family Engagement

The primary purpose of having group parent meetings is to:

For parents visiting a center before enrolling their child,large-group orientations are more effective than individual visits.

The educational philosophy of the early childhood programs of Reggio Emilia in Italy holds that:

If your center is able to practice phased enrollment,this technique is beneficial to:

In case of possible abuse or neglect,it is critical that families know your policies in advance.

Dull,routine information about such things as the history of the center and its philosophy are normally not included in a family handbook.

If parents want to visit a center before enrolling their child in it,they should be encouraged:

Your center should monitor carefully everyone who comes into the facility.

Normally,licensing regulations require that when people enroll a child in child development programs,they have to be provided with written policies on:

Guidelines established by the NAEYC require that centers give parents an active voice in decisions about how their children are cared for.

The mother of one of your center's children is a skilled carpenter.She volunteers to come in on a weekend to help build new storage shelves.You should decline her offer because it probably means that she will later expect special treatment for her child.

How do the recommendations of the Division for Early Childhood (known as "DEC")of the Council for Exceptional Children differ from the guidelines of NAEYC?

The parenting style of a mother who always tells her son,"Just because" whenever he asks why he has to do something would most likely be classified by Diana Baumrind as:

"Cultural responsiveness" means:

According to recent research in the United States,the most important factor for children's success in school is:

Managing Childrens Centers in the 21st Century

Types of Child Development Programs

Applying Theories in Managing a Child Development Center

Reflective Management: Personal and Professional Self-Awareness

Organizational Management

Fiscal Management

Personnel Management

Human Relations

Facilities Management

Managing Health and Safety Issues

Managing Food Service

Educational Programming

Marketing and Public Relations

Assessment and Evaluation

Filters