Quiz two Semester Two

Ability to think conceptually & abstractly, & capacity to discern logical & numerical patterns

All behaviors, even challenging behaviors, are a form of communication

Capacity to detect & respond appropriately to the moods, motivations & desires of other

Art focuses on the process of the activity, rather than the product

What are 5 support you can to prevent many unwanted behaviors in Infant/toddlers classroom?

Infants have challenging behaviors

Sensitivity & capacity to tackle deep questions about human existence such as - What is the meaning of Life?

The best way to deal with challenging behaviors

The 3 primary foundations of creative expression:

The following statement is objective: Jane cried when Sally walked away from her?

Theorist Howard Gardner believed

It is important to consider a child's temperament when using guidance approaches & strategies

Capacity to be self-aware & in tune with inner feeling, values, beliefs, & thinking process is

Infants first use _______to explore their surroundings

Ability to produce and appreciate rhythm, pitch & timber is

Changing up the classroom environment and routines can help infants and toddlers relax & explore their environment?

Verbal-Linguistic - well-developed verbal skills and sensitivity to the sounds, meanings & rhythms of words

Curiosity, persistence, and creativity & Imagination are the foundations within which domain?

Guidance is

Red flag words are subjective and do not describe behavior in a factual way?

Per discussion on observations you can used to assess which of the following

Curiosity is the driving force that helps child's desire to find out about unfamiliar

Culture can affect how you respond to behaviors

The following statement is objective: Jane was sad & upset when Sally didn't play with her?

Objective words and statements are based upon feeling and emotion

Ability to control one's body movements and to handle objects skillfully is

For the Quiz you need to know five ways to encourage expression in infant/toddler classroom?