DAP
Piaget
Erikson
Quality Learning
Child Care Center
Create a Caring Community in the Classroom
100

What does DAP stand for?

Developmentally Appropriate Practices

100

How many stages does Jean Piaget have?

4 stages

100

How many stages does Erik Erikson have?

8 stages

100

When arranging your classroom, what is the first thing you need to plan for:

Safety

100

Culture is learned from

family & caregivers

200

What age does DAP focus on for preschool children?

3 to 5 years old

200

According to Jean Piaget, children begin to use symbols. For example, using sand to make a cake. What is the stage called and what age does it describe?

Preoperational 2 to 7

200

Another word that it used to describe Erikson's stages

conflicts

200

This is a list of what children are expected to do, it must be listed with pictures and posted for parents to see. 

Daily Routine

200

Emotional development occurs in young children when they are able to______,______, and __________ their feelings.

identify, understand, express

300

What age does DAP focus on overall?

Birth to 8 years old

300

According to Jean Piaget, the stage when children learn through sensory perception and motor activity. What is the stage called and what age does it describe?

Sensorimotor- Birth to 2 years old

300

The development that Erikson's stage focuses on

emotional development

300

Use warning signs as an indication that you need to intervene and _____________ the children's energy if they are on the verge of loosing it.

Redirect

300

The most frequent genetic cause of mild to moderate intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Down Syndrome

400

The 3 components of DAP

Age, individual, and socially/culture appropriateness

400

According to Jean Piaget, children become more rational in their thinking. What is the stage called and what age does it describe?

Concrete Operational- 7-11 years old

400

Name the stage when needs are met and trust established.

Trust vs. Mistrust

400
What item is the most important thing to have in the classroom?

Child-Size furniture

400

A range of complex neurodevelopment disorders, characterized by social impairments, communication difficulties, and restricted, repetitive and stereotypes pattern of behavior.

Autism
500

Caregiver should plan activities that are

challenging and achievable

500

Piaget theory explains how children interact with their environment to:

construct knowledge

500

Age that describes Trust vs Mistrust 

Infant

500

Which learning centers should have books?

ALL section should have books- including Science, Math, and Dramatic Play area

500

Another word for a caregiver that sets an example of appropriate behavior, has a positive attitude and respects everyone in the classroom: 

A ROLE MODEL