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Week 7 EDUC 1105: Learning Environment
Week 7 EDUC 1105: Learning Environment
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What is the main aim of the prepared environment in Montessori education?
To increase children's independence
To learn in groups
Expressing self through art
To maintain an uncluttered classroom
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Is a learning environment the physical space where learning occurs?
True
False
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Is it important to have clear walkways in a learning environment?
True
False
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What is the role of the teacher in Reggio Emilia approach?
Instructor
Evaluator
Co-learner
Observer
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Why is it important to have little to no blind spots in a learning environment?
To promote creativity
To encourage independence
To ensure child safety
To improve concentration
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What is "
a well-defined area in a learning environment that promotes a particular skill"
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Prepared environment
Movement & music
Learning centre
Dramatic play
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What is the purpose of offering a variety of block shapes in a learning environment? (click all that apply)
To engage children in many forms of play
To act as loose parts
To encourage problem solving
To promote creativity
To develop an understanding of shapes and geometry
To assess fine motor skills
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What is the importance of having a variety of text in many places in a learning environment? (click all that apply)
To offer art concepts
To encourage letter recognition
To teach tracing letters
To promote multilingualism
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What is the role of technology in a learning environment?
To replace literacy activities
To develop emotional development
To assist and not replace other activities
To promote hands-on learning
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When was the Reggio Emilia approach created?
1870
1907
after WWII
1985
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What problems can dead spaces in a room cause?
Limited storage
Lack of boundaries- children run etc
Decreased natural light
Difficulty in cleaning
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What is the purpose of taking 'after' photographs in a learning environment?
To self reflect, compare and assess changes
To share with parents
For admin and supervisors
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What is the role of the educator in Montessori education?
Activity chooser
Activities creator
Co-learner
Time limit setter
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What is an emergent curriculum?
Children's control
Endless expressions
Responsive to children's interests
Parents' involvement
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What is NOT one of the reasons sensory bins should be changed regularly and kept clean?
To prevent boredom
To meet the ELECT guidelines
To keep children engaged
To maintain hygiene standards
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Who developed the Reggio Emilia approach?
Maria Montessori
Lev Vygotsky
Loris Malaguzzi
Jean Piaget
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Why should shelves be low in a learning environment?
To organize materials
To let children take out what they want
To save space
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How should a book nook be?
Away from sunlight
Cozy: books, blanket, pillows
Limited books
Noisy and crowded
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Reggio Emilia was named after it's creator.
True
False
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How can a book nook be made appealing to students?
By limiting the book genres
By sitting at desks to read
Making it cozy and whimsical
By treating reading as a punishment
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According to Sir Ken Robinson, why should we look at learning spaces with 21st century eyes?
To match what we know about learning today
To replicate the past
To implement new technology
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Would you want to place the reading area or a quiet area on a high traffic route like the route to the bathroom?
Yes
No
It doesn't matter
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What is a key principle of Reggio Emilia approach?
Rigid curriculum
Child-centered learning
Individual-focused learning
Teacher-centered learning
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Why should tents never be closed?
The zipper will break from overuse
Adults can't supervise if they can't see
Children might be scared of the dark
Children might get hot
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What is NOT a purpose of dramatic play in a learning environment?
To formally assess student knowledge
To facilitate social interaction
To learn real-life skills
To encourage creativity