5 Key Elements
Definitions
Examples
100

What is the key element that contributes to establishing a positive interpersonal environment with all children that starts with a W?

Warmth

100

This involves recognizing and understanding another persons perspective even when that perspective is different from your own 

Empathy

100

When a child wants their parent right now, the teacher consoles her and explains that her parent won't be picking up until after lunch. This is an example of demonstrating.

Genuineness 

200

What is the key element that contributes to establishing a positive interpersonal environment with all children that starts with a A?

Acceptance 

200

Showing sincere interest in children, being friendly toward them and being responsive toward are all aspects of...

Warmth 

200

Greeting 2-year old Sarah by squatting down to her eye-level, smiling, and nodding as Sarah tells her about last night is an example of demonstrating...

Warmth

300

What is the key element that contributes to establishing a positive interpersonal environment with all children that starts with a G?

Genuineness

300

Adults demonstrate ___________ by caring for and about babies and toddlers when they are dirty, smelly, or noisy as well as when they are pleasant, smiling, and joyful.

Acceptance 

300

What is the pneumonic device used to remember the key elements that contribute to establishing a positive interpersonal environment with all children of any age?

W A G E R

400

What is the key element that contributes to establishing a positive interpersonal environment with all children that starts with an E?

Empathy

400

You demonstrate this by being honest with children.

Genuineness 

400

Wincing in pain when a child falls and saying "ow, that must have hurt, are you alright?" is an example of demonstrating....

Empathy 

500

What is the key element that contributes to establishing a positive interpersonal environment with all children that starts with an R?

Respect

500

This involves believing that children are capable of learning and acting competently for their age. 

Respect 

500

Patiently waiting for a child to put their boots on instead of rushing them in an example of...

Respect