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ECERS-3
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What is an example of an open-ended question?
Can you throw the ball into the basket?
Who did your hair this morning?
Why did you choose to put the smaller blocks on top of your castle?
What did you eat for breakfast?
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Displays must reflect obvious current activities, topics or themes AND be used as a tool to promote learning.
False
True
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What does ECERS stand for?
Early Childhood Education Report System
Early Childhood Environment Rating Scale
Extra Candy Even Raisin Sometimes
Early Conditioning for Environmental Report System
4
Teacher hangs art high on the wall with staples and is constantly observing children in this area.
Minor Hazard
Major Hazard
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The focus is not only on conversations in the classroom, but the recognition of language in print.
True
False
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What factors contribute to your score? Select all that apply.
Types and quantities of materials
Frequency of examples observed
Accessibility to materials and play time
All of the above
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How can you keep peer conflicts to a minimum? Select all that apply.
All of the above
Have enough materials
Modeling respect
Remove children from conflict and respond with supportive problem resolutio
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What is the intent of a space for privacy?
Time out
Provide child relief from group environment
Isolate the child
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In the music center, there should be enough instruments for each child to have one.
True
False
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The ECERS-3 tool is geared towards observing environments for 3-5 year-olds.
False
True
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What is a play area?
A general space where materials are provided for children to use
A defined area for a particular type of play Ex: Blocks, Dramatic Play
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How do you know a child is engaged?
Child expresses interest in task or activity
Child stares at the floor
Child is sitting quietly
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What is an interest area?
A general space where materials are provided for children to use
A defined area for a particular type of play. Ex: Blocks, Dramatic Play
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Fine Motor materials should include...
Interlocking building materials
All of the above
Manipulatives/Puzzles
Art materials
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4 yr. old picks staple off of the wall, scratches furniture with it, places it in his mouth, and teacher does not see.
Major Hazard
Minor Hazard
