working with young children
early childhood programs
child development principles and theories
guiding children's health
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100

What does CDA stand for?

Child Development Associate

100

what is a nonprofit childcare center?

childcare center operated for charitable purposes, often sponsored by an agency.

100

what is the definition of autonomy?

Independence

100

what is an Abrasion?

A scrape that damages a portion of the skin.

100

what is an example of a Developmental milestone?

A.rolling over

B. crawling

c.walking

D.all of the above

D. all of the above

200

Definiton of Early Childhood

Th period of life from birth to nine years of age.

200

What does QRS stand for?

Quality Rating Systems

200

What does ACE stand for?

Adverse Childhood Experiences

200

What does AIDS stand for?

acquired immunodeficiency syndrome

200

At what age do children develop sensory motor skills?

A. 2-7yrs

B.7-11yrs

C. 0-2yrs

D.none of the above

C. 0-2yrs

300

What is the head teacher responsible for in a classroom?

aspects of class functioning which includes planning curriculum, maintaining a safe and stimulating environment, and teaching children

300

what is an Accreditation?

A certification that an early childhood program has met a set of professional standards

300

What is Cognitive Development?

Growth in the mental process used to gain knowledge, such as thought, reasoning, and imagination. 

300

What can happen during an Asthma attack?

Labored breathing, gasping, coughing, and wheezing.

300

what is the age range for the Preoperational stage?

2-7yrs

400

at what age would a child usually attend preschool?

three to five years old

400

what do full day childcare centers focus on?

Basic nutritional, social, emotional, intellectual, and physical needs for children from birth to five years of age.

400

when is the hormone Cortisol produced?

When the body is under a lot of stress

400

what is a Communicable Disease?

An illness that can be passed on to other people easily.

400

TRUE OR FALSE. children in the Formal Operational stage have moral reasoning just like adults.

TRUE

500

what is an Au Pair?

A person from a foreign country who lives with a family and provides child care in exchange for a room, board, and transportation.

500

What are learning standards?

Tools that are agreed upon by the state boards of education with the assistance of educators in the field.

500

what are Dendrites?

Hairlike fibers around the cell body that receive signals.

500

what is the definition for policy?

 A course of action that controls future decisions.

500

at what age does a child start to "pretend play"?

2-7yrs

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