Definitions
Definitions
Room Arrangement
Guidance Skills
MISC.
100

Using phrases or signals to either stop an unacceptable action or start an acceptable one 

Prompting

100

Setting a positive example for children

Modeling

100
All objects in the classroom should be at ______ level for students to reach.

eye

100

Indirect or Direct: 

Lowering an easel so the children can comfortably reach the paper.

Indirect

100

What is one sign of early childhood burnout.

emotional and physical exhaustion, boredom, irritability

200

Rewarding positive behavior

Positive Reinforcement

200

Factors that indirectly influence behavior

Indirect guidance

200

Clearly defined spaced that contain the materials needed for specific types of activities 

Learning Centers


200

Indirect or Direct:

Showing approval to Jamal after he finished a puzzle 

Direct

200

What is one example of classroom safety?

electrical covers, door alarms, door gates, cabinet locks, fire inspection


300

Giving children your full attention

Listening

300

Nonverbal and verbal actions that guide behavior

Direct Guidance

300

Well planned spaces provide children with areas that promote ______, ________, _______, and ________

social, emotional, cognitive, physical

300

Indirect or Direct:

Reminding children to cover their mouths when they cough.

Direct

300

What are three areas in a classroom. (example:art)

blockbuilding, dramatic play, sensory, woodworking, sleeping, library, music, private space, science, technology, eating, displaying children's work, outdoor play
400

Encouraging children to act or behave in a certain way be appealing to their basic wants and needs 

Persuading

400

Reminding children that failing to follow a limit will result in consequences

Warning

400

In an early childhood classroom, the physical environments are the setting for _______.

Learning

400

John Paul, your hands will get cold if you forget to put your gloves on today.

A. Prompting

B. Redirecting

C. Suggesting

D. Natural Consequences

D. Natural Consequences

400

What are two examples of direct guidance. 

facial gestures, using simple language

500

Consequences deliberately set by an adult to show what will happen if a limit is not followed

Logical Consequences

500

The process of acquiring the specialized knowledge and skills needed to work effectively

Professional Development

500

Why should children's lockers be placed near the entrance of the child care center?

Saves parents time, classroom disruptions will be prevented, additional cleanup time will be saved during unpleasant weather.

500

Megan, if I see you coloring on Jordan's paper one more time, I will have to move you. 

A. Time out

B. Warning

C. Prompting

D. Logical Consequences

B. Warning

500

Well planned spaces provide children with areas that promote ______, _______, ______, and ________.

social, cognitive, emotional, and physical

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