Vocab
DAP Environment
Nurturing Adult
DAP Environment
Vocab
100

negative effect on people who someone encounters

antisocial

100

Competition does what for cooperation?

It reduces it

Allow students to be cooperative to work collaboratively with other students working to a common goal

100

What is a nurturing adult?

A honest, caring, emotionally healthy person who is both assertive and caring. 

100

If a child's needs are not met in a DAP classroom they will...

not develop prosocial skills

100

self-centered

egocentrism

200

self-correction

control of error

200

What isn't a way for adults to encourage calm transitions?

avoid giving notice

200

How can you promote prosocial behavior?

model prosocial behavior

assign simple chores

teach compromise

200

Child-Directed Activities?

appropriate range of materials for exploration choose to match their own interests and abilities

natural curiosity and desire to learn instigate activities 

children's choices are not influenced

200

physical force to cause pain but not injury

corporal punishment

300

learning activities to allow the child's natural curiosity and desire to learn 

child-directed

300

Children who have been given specific training in social-emotional skill are taught how to... 

solve their own problems independently 

300

Modeling is important and a logical tool in DAP classrooms because?

to teach prosocial behavior

300

Play contributes to what?

cognitive, physical, social, and emotional well-being of children

300

the conditions and circumstances that surrounds someone or something

environment

400

word ridicule, distain humiliate, or taunt the child

verbal abuse

400

In DAP consistent routines should NOT include...

mandatory periods for rote memorization and completion of worksheets

400

Why can affirmation, affection, and acceptance benefit children?

assure children they are wanted

appreciate children of their own individuality

know they are loved always

400

All materials in outdoor DAP environments should support what of children?

children's developing physical, intellectual, emotional, and social skills. 

400

positive effect on people who someone encounters

prosocial

500

- switching from activity to activity

- common routes children will take as they move through or around the classroom

transitions


traffic patterns 

500

Dewey argued that the single most important purpose of schooling is to...

prepare children to become responsible citizens

500

Corporal punishment can result into what?

increases children's aggression

slows children's moral development 

overall risk to children's mental health

500

What can consistent routines do for children in DAP classrooms?

provide reliable, predictable flow of events 

meets children's needs for food, rest, and activity

helps children develop self-control

500

a group of individuals who share similar educational interest, goals, principles, linked activities, collaborative efforts that create synchronized energy, a sense of belonging

learning community