Ages & Stages
Of all of the senses, _____ is the least developed at birth.
What is vision?
The emergency codeword.
What is "recess"?
Continuously watching, listening, scanning, and being aware of what children are doing.
What is Active Supervision?
This is the primary way children explore, practice skills, and learn about their world.
What is play?
The founder of Conscious Discipline.
Who is Dr. Becky Bailey?
A child who can stack blocks, turn pages in a book, and squeeze playdough is demonstrating development in this area.
What is fine motor?
1:10 / 1:14
What are PreK ratios?
These areas can make it difficult to maintain visual supervision and should be recognized/monitored.
What are blind spots?
A baby who repeatedly drops a toy from their chair and watches it fall is learning about this concept.
What is cause and effect?
Smile, take a deep breath, and relax!
What is STAR breathing?
This is the organization that developed guidelines for Developmentally Appropriate Practice.
What is NAEYC?
Supporting UNM student recruitment, retention and graduation rates.
What is our UNMCC Mission?
This work-related device can become a supervision distraction when staff use it when supervising children.
What is a laptop?
Two toddlers are sitting next to each other. They aren't talking to each other, but they are happily playing side-by-side. What type of play is this?
What is parallel play?
This is the teacher’s primary job in Conscious Discipline.
Who is The Safekeeper?
This typically develops before expressive language and involves understanding what others say.
What is receptive language?
These tools evaluate environmental and instructional components, scored from 1 to 7.
What is ITERS and ECERS?
When two or more staff are supervising children on a playground, they should know their assigned _____.
What are zones?
A child repeatedly attempts to build a tower, watches it fall, changes their strategy, and tries again. This demonstrates this important learning skill.
What is problem-solving/persistence?
Brother and sister characters modeling self-regulation skills.
Who are Shubert and Sophie?
A 4-year-old can put their cup away, wash their hands, and come to the table. What skill does this demonstrate?
What is following multi-step directions?
The acronym for CCAMPIS.
What is Child Care Access Means Parents in School?
These are the three components of transition times on the Name-to-Face form.
This type of question encourages children to share their own ideas rather than giving them one correct answer.
What is an open-ended question?
Three states of the brain.
What is the Survival, Emotional, and Executive state?