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ECE 1 review part 2
ECE 1 review part 2
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1
One result of the Head Start program was that enrollment was expanded in:
community colleges
colleges and universities
first and second grades
preschools and kindergartens.
2
The expected result of the 21st Century Skills initiative will be that schools will
offer after-school academic enrichment activities
have more parenting workshops in the evenings
schedule more classes on 20th century core subjects
place greater emphasis on intermural and intramural sports.
3
The parental access statute in the NC Child Care Center Handbook states parent can
not get in to the childcare center because it was locked
ask to speak to child on phone and was told to call back
be denied entrance when identified as the guardian
surprise child with a visit at lunch time
4
A result of Smart Start is that it is easier for people to find day care
that is round-the-clock
that is convenient
that they can afford.
where children have fun.
5
Which leaderbelieved that experiences for young children need to be carefully selected
Steiner
Montessori
McMilliam
Locke
6
One expected result of No Child Left Behind is a(n)
increase in effectiveness of child development materials.
decrease in options for parents
increase in parent involvement
decrease in individual and comprehensive reportin
7
Which leader is known for child-centered learning groups and the Pedagogic Creed?
Loris Malaguzzi
John Dewey
Rudolph Steiner
Margaret McMillan
8
A result of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s was that education came to be viewed as:
a dead-end for industrial workers
a way to make child care more affordable.
the best option for bringing people out of poverty.
a necessity for people with money
9
Making Americans realize how important it is to have good child care was a result of:
No Child Left Behind
Head Start
21st Century skills
Kaiser Centers
10
Which leader recommended a teacher-prepared environment and sequential materials
Steiner
Vygotsky
Freud
Montessori
11
A result of the Great Depression and World War II was that
women felt the need to enlist in the military.
women decided they needed to get jobs outside the home
women continue to stay home and care for the children
men decided to stay home and care for the children
12
What do the founding of modern educational philosophy and tabula rasa have in common
Sigmund Freud
John Locke
Friedrich Froebel
Maria Montessoti
13
Which leader wrote about id, ego, and superego?
Freud
Montessori
Vygotsky
Steiner
14
The Kaiser Child Care Centers were influential in providing a model for:
high-quality parenting
high-quality child care.
the first preschools
he first kindergartens
15
Which early childhood program was influenced by the Smart Start program
focuses on children who have never been to prekindergarten
prepares children to be ready to succeed in school.
must show evidences of developmental gains i to keep funding
16
Which belief related to early childhood education was contributed by Patty Hil
All children, are able to learn.
Experiences for young children need to be carefully selected
People who surround a child are important influences.
Children need equipment and materials for motor activities.
17
Which leader is known for nursery schools and concern for fresh air, sleep, and dental care?
Loris Malaguzzi
John Dewey
Rudolph Steiner
Margaret McMillan
18
A result of the Kaiser Child Care Centers during World War II was that
child care programs became more rigorous
he cost of child care increased sharply
child care programs became more common.
parent involvement in day care activities became more common
19
Which leader is known as the "father of the kindergarten"
Montessori
Freud
Locke
Freobel
20
The More at Four program came as a result of the fact that some four-year-olds
had no one to take care of them during the day
had not been able to attend a pre-kindergarten program
can recite the alphabet and count to twenty
do not receive regular medical attention.
