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Professionalism
Professionalism in Action
Child Development
Wellness and Social Issues
Current Issues & Federal and State
100
promote Child Development and Learning
What is the first goal of Professionalism?
100
The active process of thinking before, during, and after teaching to make decisions about how to plan, assess, and teach..........
What is reflective practice?
100
cognitive, linguistic, social, emotional, and physical
What are the developmental domains for child development?
100
The three leading childhood diseases in the U.S. are asthma, obesity, and __________ _____________.
What is lead poisoning?
100
Plans that local, state, and national government have for implementing their goals
What is public policy?
200
Responsible behavior with children, families, colleagues, and community members
What is ethical conduct?
200
_______________ must continuously work to stay current in the field and are never a "finished" product.
What are Professionals?
200
Knowledge about how children grow and develop, knowing what to teach and when, assessing what children learned, and adapting curriculum
What is developmentally appropriate practice (DAP)?
200
This is caused by dust, mold, and and animal dander.
What is asthma?
200
Sums of money given to states to provide services
What are block grants?
300
The code of Professional Ethics was developed by this organization
What is NAEYC?
300
What you believe about children, your feelings about appropriate learning, and what you think about the purpose of education is.........
What is a philosophy of education?
300
Teaching based on the ability to respond appropriately to children's and families' developmental, cultural, and ethnic backgrounds
What is developmentally and culturally responsive practice (DCRP)?
300
This includes teasing, slapping, hitting, and taking personal belongings
What is bullying?
300
Federal initiatives focused on developing educational and social programs to serve young children and families
What is the No Child Left Behind Act?
400
gathering information about children's behavior and academic progress in order to meet their needs
What is assessment?
400
An educator who teaches all children, promotes high standards, and continually expands his or her skills and knowledge
What is an Early Childhood Professional?
400
The total of physical, intellectual, social, emotional, and behavior changes that occur in children from birth to adulthood
What is child development?
400
The condition in which an individual or family does not make sufficient income to support a minimum standard of living
What is poverty?
400
Federal programs established to provide grants to school districts to develop model programs to support school readiness and literacy
What is Early Reading First?
500
The teaching skills teachers need to help all children learn
What is pedagogical content knowledge?
500
Research validates that high quality ___________ in early life has positive and lasting benefits for children.
What is education?
500
_______ _________ says that children should engage in gross motor and physical activities daily
What is Brain research?
500
Watching more than _____ hours of TV a week at age three can cause childhood obesity.
What is eight?
500
The act of engaging in strategies designed to improve the cicumstances of children and families
What is advocacy?