Early Childhood
Name the four main areas of child development.
Physical, cognitive, social-emotional, and language
Routines help children feel secure and understand classroom expectations.
True
What is the importance of play in early childhood education?
Play is essential for young children’s cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development.
What is the most important feature of a high-quality preschool classroom environment?
Safe, engaging, and developmentally appropriate materials
What is the main goal of a preschool curriculum?
Develop holistic skills – physical, social, emotional, and cognitive
Which type of motor skills involve small movements like using fingers?
Fine Motor Skills
It's best to have very strict rules with no flexibility in early childhood classrooms.
False
How can teachers support language development in early learners?
Teachers can support language development by engaging in conversations, reading aloud daily, asking open-ended questions, using rich vocabulary, and encouraging storytelling and expressive communication.
It’s better to have the entire classroom decorated with store-bought posters rather than children’s own work. Is it true or false
False
(Displaying children's artwork supports self-esteem and a sense of belonging.)
How long should a typical preschool activity last?
10 to 15 miuntes
What’s an effective way to support language development in early Years?
Reading books aloud, talking frequently, singing songs.
It’s important to model appropriate behavior for children in the classroom.
True
How should teachers handle challenging behavior in a preschool classroom?
Teachers should remain calm, identify the cause of the behavior, set clear and consistent expectations, use positive reinforcement, and teach appropriate alternatives. Building strong teacher-child relationships is key.
What is the purpose of having a quiet corner or cozy area in the classroom?
A space for children to calm down or self-regulate emotions
Why is labeling shelves and materials important in a preschool classroom?
A. To make the classroom look colorful
B. So teachers can clean up faster
C. To support literacy and promote independence
D. To fill empty space
Answer : C
What’s the term for a strong emotional bond between a child and teacher?
Attachment
Punishments or complaint to the heads are more effective than positive reinforcement in managing behavior in the classroom.
False
What does developmentally appropriate practice (DAP) mean?
DAP means to adopt teaching methods that is the child's age appropriate, according to individual needs, and fulfills developmental stage of each child.
What is the ideal student-to-teacher ratio in a preschool classroom (ages 3–5)?
10:1
(A lower ratio allows for better attention and support.)
Which of the following is an example of an integrated activity?
A. Children practice writing the alphabet on worksheets.
B. A teacher reads a storybook and then has the children draw scenes, count characters, and act out parts of the story.
C. Students complete a math worksheet with number patterns.
D. A class watches a video on recycling.
Answer: B
Why is understanding emotions important in early childhood?
t supports self-regulation, social skills, and overall mental well-being.
Overusing rewards can reduce a child’s internal motivation.
True
Why is family engagement important in early childhood education?
It helps teachers to better understand each child’s background, needs, and strengths.
What type of learning is most effective in preschool?
Play based learning
What is the best way to assess learning in preschool?
A. Observation and child portfolios
B. Standardized exams
C. Worksheets and tests
D. Giving grades
Correct Answer : A