Class Lectures
Class Readings
DRDP
100

A brief and factual description of a specific moment in time is called what? 

What is an Anecdotal Record. 
100

This is how young children develop early math and STEM skills through hands-on exploration, play, and meaningful experiences.

Actively learning through play

100

In what year was the most updated version of DRDP created? 

2025

200

Singing songs with number concepts is a form of math. True or false. 

True. 

200

When a child sorts rocks by size, they are practicing this early math skill.

Classification.

200

What organizations create the DRDP assessment tool? 

California Department of Social Services (CDSS) and the California Department of Education (CDE)

300

Give one benefit of play based assessments.

  • They paint a realistic and authentic picture of a child’s abilities


  • Allow teachers to observe multiple domains at once!


  • Lowers stress and anxiety for children to perform


  • They allow children to show their abilities in a variety of ways (play allows children to show their understandings through language, body movement, materials, interactions or explorations)


  • they support teachers in planning intentional and emergent curriculums


  • They capture the progression of learning, not just learning in one moment.
300

When a child places one cracker on each plate at lunchtime, they are demonstrating this math concept.

One to one correspondence. 

300

True or false: There is no art measure in DRDP. 

True 

400

Where should math concepts live in a classroom? 

Everywhere! 

400

These four early math precursors help build the foundation for later mathematical thinking: attributes, comparison, change, and this fourth concept.

What are "patterns."

400

True or false: When filling out a DRDP, the assessor should mark a developmental level that a child has almost mastered assuming they will master it soon. 

False 

500
Responding, Exploring, Building and Integrating are the four levels of most DRDP measures. True of False? 
True. 
500

A teacher notices children building a tower that repeatedly falls. Instead of fixing it for them, the teacher asks questions to encourage them to investigate and try new solutions. What teaching approach is the teacher using?

Inquiry based learning 

500

How many measures are in the PTK version of DRDP? 

8

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