Early Childhood Education as a Career
Observation and Supervision
Communicating with Young Children
Facilitating Young Children's Work and Play
Guiding Young Children's Behavior
100

These attributes determine this in an early childhood education career: Requirements for entry, specialized knowledge and expertise, prolonged training in using professional judgement and a code of ethics.

What is professionalism?

100

This is the act of watching carefully and objectively for the purpose of understanding behavior.

What is observation?

100

This is an assessment of one's worth that results in feeling confident and good about themselves.

What is self-esteem?

100

NAEYC advocates for play for children as this.

What is a developmentally appropriate practice.

100

It is important for adult's to understand what behaviors are appropriate and inappropriate for children of different ages.

What are age appropriate behavioral expectations?

200

This is one of the oldest and most respected early childhood education organizations in the United States that advocates for children, families, and high quality early education for all children.

Who is The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)?

200

Observation is important because it gives you an opportunity get to know each child, which in turn promotes this.

What are connections and relationship building?

200

This is a child's ability to understand what is said.

What is receptive language?

200

Children learning through interactive play is called this.

What is child-centered learning?

200

The word used to describe non-punishing methods of leading children's behavior in a positive direction.

What is guidance?

300

Early childhood programs can be classified as one of these two types.

What are center-based programs and family child are programs?

300

This word has replaced "discipline" in many early childhood settings.

What is guidance?

300

This is a child's ability to speak.

What is expressive language?

300

It is important to plan play experiences that can be adapted for _______ children.

What is all?

300

These are boundaries we place on children's behavior. They can be physical or verbal boundaries.

What are limits?

400

This is the question many theorists explore when thinking about what causes children to turn out the way they do.

What is nature versus nurture?

400

This is more effective when stopping unacceptable behavior then getting angry and making threats. It offers children a choice and helps them feel empowered.

What is redirection?

400

When talking to a young child, we should use these kinds of questions.

What are open ended.

400

This type of play is when a child plays alone even though other children may be present.

What is solitary play?

400
To prevent misbehavior in children, adults must _____ appropriate behavior themselves.

What is model?

500

This early childhood theorist developed the Stages of Cognitive Development.

Who is Jean Piaget?

500

Adults and children should do this thoroughly with liquid soap and warm water many times throughout the day.

What is wash their hands?

500

When working with young children, we want to use redirection instead of this.

What is distraction?

500

Play is children's ___________.

What is work?

500

All behavior is this.

What is communication?