Areas Of Developments
Throwing, Jumping, and Hopping
What are Gross Motor Skills?
Participating in Professional Organizations
Creating a Safe and Healthy Environment
Learn How Children Develop
Communicate Effectively
These are all...
What are teacher responsibilities
A comprehensive child development program that provides a variety of medical and social services to promote healthy development for children in low income families.
What is Head Start?
The quality of programs is influenced by the following 4 factors:
What are
teacher child ratio
group size
staff qualifications
adult child interaction
What Does FFCLA stand for?
What is Family, Career and Community Leaders of America?
Three year old's become increasing independent. Using a knife they can spread butter, jelly, and peanut butter on bread.
What are Self Help Skills?
Recording, observing, and documenting growth over time
What is assessment
The primary goal is self education and independence. Teachers provide little help.
Montessori Approach
Staff should have specific training in early childhood. Teachers with this background had better adult\child interaction. Also, as a result children had better cognitive and social skills. What factor is influenced by this description?
What is staff qualifications
What does NAEYC stand for?
What is National Association for the Education of Young Children?
At this stage, children enjoy manipulating blocks and puzzles.
What are Fine Motor Skills?
Recordings of children speaking and telling stories
Conference Notes
Checklists Rating Scales and Anecdotal Records
Photographs of Developmental Milestones
Children's Drawing and Writing Samples
These items may all be found where
What is a portfolio?
These programs are often sponsored by schools, preschools, YMCA's, religious organizations, or childcare centers.
School-age child care programs
This factor is important because teachers can be more responsive and interactive when their are fewer children in the group. What factor is influenced by this description?
What is teacher child ratio?
What is FFCLAs' mono?
What is "Our Mission is to promote personal growth and leadership development through Family and Consumer Sciences education."
During this stage, children start to use questions word, especially why and when.
What is Cognitive Development?
This theorist is known for psychosocial development. He believed that development occurs in 8 stages
Who is Erik Erikson
Their primary purpose is to support practicum experiences for future teachers and provide research opportunities.
What are Laboratory Schools?
This factor should be influenced by the age of the children. Check your states guidelines. These regulations mandate the minimum ratio and maximum size.
What is group size?
This NAEYC standard promotes the nutrition and health of children and protects children and staff from illness
What is Standard 5: Health
These statements must only describe observable actions. Thus generalizations about the motives, attitudes, and feelings of the children are not included.
Objective Statements
Broad statements centered around major areas of development and also state the desired end results-what is to be achieved.
Program Goals
Using this approach teachers can make decisions about the environment, activities, materials, tools and interactions. Planning should be based on the child's
age
abilities
strengths and needs
interests
cultural and social background
DAP developmentally appropriate practice
What is the recommended adult-child ratio for
3-5 years
1 adult to 8 children
FCCLA enhances career readiness for students in the following career clusters
What are:
Human Services
Education & Training
Visual Arts
Hospitality and Tourism