TSA Review

This principle or idea is proposed, researched and generally accepted as an explanation.

Refers to a change in size (height and weight)

At what stage is it important for children to successfully deal with the demands of learning a new skill?

What was the main emphasis of Piaget’s theory of Cognitive Development?

Refers to a change in size (height and weight)

This principle or idea is proposed, researched and generally accepted as an explanation.

Which of the following products are okay for children to have access to on their own

This principle or idea explains a time when children learn to be independent by doing things for themselves.

Jacob is quiet and likes to sit and reflect on his feelings and emotions. He likely has __________ intelligence.

What is the best example of a chld being egocentric?

Which of the following is SAFE to consume while pregnant?

What was the emphasis of Montessori’s theory?

To understand where children are in their development, you must....

Interpreting, learning, thinking and processing information

What does MSDS stand for?

People with ____ intelligence display excellent communication and social skills.

If a child does not have the required immunizations while enrolled in preschool, what is the proper procedure?

During what age group does Piaget’s theory of Cognitive Development say that children are in the preoperational stage

Theories help people interact with children in all of the following ways EXCEPT:

An important trait for children to develop in Montessori schools is:

John Dewey believed teachers should plan lessons based on:

A dad is showing his three year old child how to rearrange blocks to create a bridge. This is an example of:

Surface under play equipment where a child could fall and possibly land

At what stage is it important for children to explore and gain self-confidence?

Person who is designated as the person responsible for the daily operation of a child care facility

This theorist is associated with the Progressive Education Theory, which believes children learn more by doing

This principle or idea explains a time when children learn to be independent by doing things for themselves

Interpreting, learning, thinking and processing information

Child is playing outside and they are very red, but not sweating, and seems confused, what condition is this?

In a licensed child care facility, which of the following must be on the attendance sheet?

Includes gross and fine motor skills

According to Erikson, during the first ____ months of life, children learn to trust or mistrust their environment

Each child care provider (over 18) MUST have ________ prior to working in a licensed child care facility?

How many inches of sand or woodchips should be under swings and climbing structures?

What is the main emphasis of Erikson’s theory?

What does OSHA stand for?

The point where neurons meet and transmit impulses are called

The best way to support language development is to______

The current immunization card, emergency and information card should be located:

Theories help people interact with children in all of the following ways EXCEPT:

Includes gross and fine motor skills

Large group is when you work with only 6 students at a time.

Ana is in the chess club, AP chemistry and wants to major in biology. What intelligence does she likely possess?

Interactions with others and their response to situations

The majority of the preschool day should be self-directed not teacher led.

The brain has billions of specialized nerve cells called:

_________ is learning to understand events based on an existing structure.

The student is able convey the concepts by drawing

This principle or idea believes development begins from the head downward.

_____ is one factor that causes harmful stress to infants.

At what stage is it important for children to develop a sense of independence?

Which of the following is an example of a genetic birth defect?

This theorist contributed the “Zone of Proximal Development"

All of the following are positive guidance strategies except.....

_________ is adjusting or changing what is already known to fit new information.

To ensure consistancy daily in the classroom, you must

Brain development occurs most rapidly during the first ______ year(s) of life

Vygotsky believed that ___________ shapes how children view their world and develop cognitive skills.

Toddlers are capable of doing which one of these things?

Montessori stressed this idea in her first schools:

The brain has billions of specialized nerve cells called:

Which trimester is a miscarriage most likely to occur?

Interactions with others and their response to situations

When an egg is fertilized it is then called a ______________.

Who do you contact when abuse or neglect is suspected?

The point where neurons meet and transmit impulses are called

The stage in Piaget’s theory where children learn about their world using their five senses and from trial and error?

This principle or idea believes development begins from the head downward.

The best toys to support a child's cognitive development must be:

Why do toddlers display negativism?

What is the main emphasis of Gardner’s theory?