Play
A child plays alone and is not interested in playing with others.
What is solitary play?
A child watches other children play, but does not play with them.
What is spectator/onlooker play?
This is considered the third teacher in the classroom.
What is the environment?
The single best predictor of student success in education is the ____.
What is the level of family involvement?
This type of approach incorporates a theme of interest to the children that promotes discovery of the topic.
What is parallel play?
The stage/type of play where a child is learning about how their body moves.
What is unoccupied play?
Children are _____ learners.
Creating _______ with families helps to build a connection between home and school for the child.
What are relationships?
Consists of planning and staging the environment and activities with specific goals in mind.
What is intentional teaching?
What is cooperative play?
"Tell me about the blocks you are using" is an example of an __________ question.
What is open-ended?
Teacher initiated activities and child-initiated activities should be ______.
What is balanced?
A child's ____ is the expert on that child.
What is family?
Different families have different _______ expectations.
What is cultural?
This person described the six stages of play.
Who is Mildred Parten?
A social skill a child can learn through play.
Possible answers:
What is: Sharing, respect, responsibility, compassion, tolerance, etc.
*Hint: Review Section 6.7 in your textbook (ch. 6!)
Ignore, redirect, active listening, choices, logical consequences, problem-solving/conflict resolution, and short removal/reflection/return. All of these are examples of _______.
What are strategies for behavioral challenges?
When communicating with families, ECE professionals should avoid an ______ mindset.
What is "us vs. them"?
When planning curriculum, the teacher should NOT do which of the following:
-Consider children's ages and stages of development
-Build relationships with children
-Consider children's interests
-Focus only on academic skills
What is focus only on academic skills?
What is associate play?
A cognitive skill children can learn through play?
Possible answers:
What is: patterning, cause and effect, quantity, measurement, etc.
*Hint: Review Section 6.7 in your textbook (ch. 6!)
The three components for creating an ECE environment _____.
What is the physical environment, social-emotional environment, and temporal environment?
Name the four parenting styles.
What are neglectful, authoritarian, authoritative, and permissive?
Two types of ECE programs or curriculum names are ______ and ______.
Possible answers:
What are: Culturally Appropriate Curriculum, Emergent Curriculum, Faith Based, Family Child Care, Head Start, High-Scope, Inclusion, Inclusive Curriculum, Intergenerational Programs, Laboratory Schools, Looping, Montessori, Mixed Age Grouping, Outdoor Classroom, Parent Cooperative (Co-p), Play based, Reggio-Emilia, RIE (Resources for Infant Educarers
Hint: Review section 6.13 in your textbook (chapter 6)!