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What is the goal of recognizing and dismantling disinformation with secondary students?
To fight for the freedom to thrive for members, families, and communities
To help students identify and challenge false information
To improve student learning and community well-being
To provide resources and support for educators
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What is one key principle of a code of ethics?
Unethical behavior
Deception
Discrimination
Integrity
3
According to the reading, why is reading important?
It contributes to community well-being
It addresses the shortage of personnel
It improves student learning
It strengthens public education
4
What are the characteristics and examples of interpersonal intelligence?
Ability to communicate effectively
Ability to understand and relate to others
Ability to understand and solve problems within a culture
Ability to control body movements and handle objects skillfully
5
Duty to report known or suspected abuse or neglect relating to children, elders, or dependent adults
Mandated Reporter
Mandated Responsibility
Responsible Educator
Municipal Reporter
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One of the best-known examples of classical conditioning is ____'s classic experiements with dogs.
Skinner
Hicks
Bandura
Pavlov
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When an educator disregards a substantial and/or unjustifiable risk of bodily harm to the student.
Child Abuse
Considerable Endangerment
Child Endangerment
Physical Abuse
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What is the term used to outline significant periods in the human development timeline?
Growth and Maturation
Child Development Phases
Ages and Stages
Developmental Milestones
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___ revolutionized how we think about child development:
Children think differently than adults!
John Bowlby
Jean Piaget
Erik Erikson
B F Skinner
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What type of questions should you ask in a conversation?
Open-ended questions
Personal questions
Rhetorical questions
Yes or no questions
11
What are the characteristics and examples of existential intelligence?
Ability to understand and solve problems within a culture
Ability to communicate effectively
Ability to contemplate life's big questions
Ability to control body movements and handle objects skillfully
12
What happens when a child takes their first steps on their own?
They become more independent
Their brain undergoes significant changes
They enter the teenage years
A new phase in development begins
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What did Freud believe influenced behavior?
Developmental stages and growth milestones
Childhood experiences and unconscious desires
Clinical work with patients
Abnormal behavior
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What was the historical perspective on child development?
Children's, language usage, and physical growth were ignored
Children were viewed as small versions of adults
Children's behavior was related to their age or individual temperaments
Children's growth and development were well understood
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What is the usefulness of psychological theories of development?
To explain the advances in cognitive abilities, & language usage
To understand individuals and society
To predict behaviors that occur throughout the lifespan
To understand the different aspects of human growth
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What is the goal of the AFT's new campaign?
To strengthen public education
To address the shortage of personnel
To improve educator well-being
To recognize and dismantle disinformation
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How can personal values align with a code of ethics?
By limiting personal growth
By disregarding personal values
By promoting unethical behavior
By reflecting one's own beliefs and principles
18
What are the benefits of identifying a student's intelligence for instructors?
To tailor instruction to the student's strengths
To prioritize certain intelligence areas over others
To limit the student's learning potential
To determine the student's future career path
19
What is PAGE?
Professional Association of Georgia Educators
Parents Association of Georgia Education
Preferential Academic Georgia Environment
Professional Association of Georgia Education
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What is one strategy for remembering people's names?
Repeat their name 3 to 4 times in conversation
Identify a characteristic that helps you differentiate them
Make eye contact and smile
Ask open-ended questions
21
Which of the following is an aspect of child development?
Cognitive development only
Physical development only
Emotional development only
Social development
22
Eight stage theory of psychosocial dev focuses on social interaction and conflicts that arise during different stages
Lev Vygotsky
Erik Erikson
Sigmjund Freud
John Bowlby
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What are the three basic phases of classical conditioning?
Encoding, storage, and retrieval
Observation, imitation, and reinforcement
Sensory input, integration, and motor output
Acquisition, extinction, and spontaneous recovery
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Why is it important for a code of ethics to provide guidelines for professional behavior?
To ensure consistency and fairness
To discourage teamwork
To limit creativity and innovation
To promote unethical behavior
25
Why is it important to make introductions in a group setting?
To make people remember you
All of the above
To establish rapport
To avoid awkwardness
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What is the importance of studying child development?
To explain the advances in cognitive abilities, and physical growth
To predict behaviors that occur throughout the lifespan
To understand the different aspects of human growth
To understand how and why people grow, learn, and act
27
Which level of Maslow's hierarchy involves the need for basic physiological requirements like food, water, and sleep?
Self-actualization
Physiological needs
Safety needs
Love and belongingness needs
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Why is it important to include one's last name when introducing oneself?
To establish rapport
To avoid awkward situations
To show respect to others
To make a good first impression
29
The enrollment period for a graduating student ends on ____ of the year of graduation.
May 31
August 1
May 26
August 31
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What can an understanding of child development allow us to appreciate?
Clinical work with patients
Cognitive, emotional, physical, social, and educational growth
Influences on development
Abnormal behavior
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When did interest in the field of child development begin to emerge?
Early in the 19th century
Late in the 19th century
Late in the 20th century
Early in the 20th century
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What is a conditioned stimulus?
A stimulus that is paired with an unconditioned stimulus
A stimulus that naturally and automatically triggers a response
A stimulus that is paired with a conditioned response
A stimulus that is paired with a neutral stimulus
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What are the characteristics and examples of bodily-kinesthetic intelligence?
Ability to communicate effectively
Ability to control body movements and handle objects skillfully
Ability to understand and solve problems within a culture
Ability to adapt to new situations
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What is the purpose of a code of ethics?
To create unnecessary bureaucracy
To promote unethical behavior
To provide guidelines for professional behavior
To increase profits for a company
35
The invalidation of any certificate held by the educator
Revocation
Reprimand
Revoke
Renewal
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What is one lesson from baseball that can be applied to business leadership?
Never take risks
Work as a team
Play as an individual
Always swing for the fences
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What is the primary influence on child development?
Educational opportunities
Environmental circumstances and key individuals
Socioeconomic status
Genetics and hereditary factors
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What challenges have educators and school support staff faced?
All of the above
Shortage of personnel
Burnout and frustration
Lack of resources and support
39
Piaget's ____ stage between birth and age 2. Behaviors limited to simple motor responses caused by sensory stimuli
Concrete Operational
Sensorimotor
Formal Operational
Pre-Operational
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Who first presented the Theory of Multiple Intelligences?
Albert Einstein
Marie Curie
Howard Gardner
Sigmund Freud
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In which context would Maslow's theory be least applicable?
A culture that prioritizes individual achievement
A society with limited resources and basic needs unmet
A society with a high level of social inequality
A workplace with a strong emphasis on teamwork and collaboration
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Why is it important for instructors to incorporate learning tasks that support multiple intelligences?
To make learning more challenging
To help students become more successful
To prioritize logical-mathematical and verbal-linguistic intelligences
To limit students' intelligence growth
43
Psychoanalytic theory by _____, believed childhood experiences and unconscious desires influenced behavior.
John Bowlby
Erik Erikson
Sigmund Freud
Jean Piaget
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What is NEA?
National Education Association
National Educator's Associaton
Never Ending Aptitude
National Evolving Aptitudes
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What do child development theories focus on?
Emotional development only
Various aspects of growth
Physical development only
Cognitive development only
46
___ attachment theory said children are born with an innate need to form attachments with cargivers for survival.
John Bowlby's
Jean Piaget's
B.F. Skinner's
Albert Bandura's
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What is the mission of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT)?
To provide resources and support for reading instruction
To recognize and dismantle disinformation with secondary students
To fight for the freedom to thrive for members, families, and communities
To improve student learning and community well-being
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What do more recent theories of child development outline?
Developmental stages and growth milestones
Abnormal behavior
Clinical work with patients
Influences on development
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What are the primary changes that occur in the brain during each stage of child development?
Decreased brain activity
Strengthening of neural connections
Development of new brain regions
Increased brain size and complexity
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Which of the following is a major child development theory?
Theory of Relativity
Theory of Evolution
Theory of Gravity
Theory of Attachment
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What is GAE?
Great Aptitudes of Educators
Georgia's Academic Enrollment
Georgia Association of Education
Georgia Association of Educators
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____ believed children learn actively through hands-on experiences. In his view, learning is a social process.
Lev Vygotsky
Anna Freud
Albert Bandura
Erik Erikson
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What is the importance of understanding, respecting, and encouraging a child's unique characteristics?
It promotes brain development
It helps in identifying the stages of child development
It prepares the child for school
Each child is unique and requires individualized care
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Why is it important to wait for someone to finish speaking before interjecting?
To avoid awkwardness
To establish dominance
To make a good impression
To show respect
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What is the goal of understanding the stages of child development?
To provide support, encouragement, structure, and interventions
To identify the beginning of a new phase in development
To explain the changes that occur in the brain
To recognize the uniqueness of each child
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How does ethics play a role in decision-making?
It has no impact on decision-making
It helps guide decisions based on moral principles
It encourages impulsive decision-making
It promotes unethical behavior
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What influences child development?
Environment only
Neither genetics nor environment
Both genetics and environment
Genetics only
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Why is a code of ethics important in a professional setting?
To promote unethical behavior
To discourage teamwork
To ensure legal compliance
To limit creativity and innovation
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In which context would Maslow's theory be most applicable?
A workplace with a strong emphasis on teamwork and collaboration
A culture that prioritizes individual achievement
A society with a high level of social inequality
A society with limited resources and basic needs unmet
60
How did Howard Gardner define intelligence?
The ability to adapt to new situations
The ability to solve mathematical problems
The ability to understand and solve problems within a culture
The ability to communicate effectively
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How many separate intelligence areas are there according to Gardner's theory?
11
9
5
7
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What is a neutral stimulus?
A stimulus that does not naturally trigger a response
A stimulus that is paired with a conditioned response
A stimulus that is paired with an unconditioned stimulus
A stimulus that is paired with a conditioned stimulus
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When does a child take their first steps on their own?
During preschool years
During infancy
During toddlerhood
During adolescence
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What is AFT?
American Federation of Teachers
Academic Fusion of Teachers
American Federation of Teaching
American Fundamentals for Teachers
65
What is PSC?
Professional Standards Commission
Professional Standards Company
Professional Student Community
Personal Service Commission
66
What is the significance of a firm handshake in business greetings?
It is a negative trait
It shows confidence and honesty
It establishes rapport
It is a positive trait
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____ Social learning theory said children learn by observing the actions of others, including parents and peers.
Albert Bandura's
Maria Montessori's
Lev Vygotsky's
Jean Piaget's
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What are the basic needs at the second level of Maslow's hierarchy?
Physiological needs
Self-actualization
Safety needs
Love and belongingness needs
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When does a child enter a new phase in development by taking their first steps on their own?
9 months
12 months
6 months
18 months
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What is classical conditioning?
where a neutral stimulus is paired with an unconditioned response
where a conditioned stimulus is paired with an unconditioned stimulus
where a neutral stimulus is paired with a conditioned stimulus
where an unconditional stimulus is paired with a neutral stimulus
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What is the significance of pronouncing someone's name correctly?
To avoid awkward situations
To show respect to others
To make a good first impression
To establish rapport
72
What can we learn from psychological theories of development?
What motivates human thought and behavior
The influences on child development
The importance of studying child development
The historical perspective on child development
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Which level of Maslow's hierarchy includes the need for security, stability, and order?
Love and belongingness needs
Self-actualization
Physiological needs
Safety needs
74
What is an unconditioned stimulus?
A stimulus that is paired with a neutral stimulus
A stimulus that naturally and automatically triggers a response
A stimulus that is paired with a conditioned response
A stimulus that is paired with a conditioned stimulus
75
What do child development theories provide?
A focus on abnormal behavior
A description of every aspect of development
An understanding of cognitive growth
A framework for thinking about human growth and learning
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Who proposed the psychoanalytic theory of child development?
Albert Bandura
Erik Erikson
Sigmund Freud
Jean Piaget
77
A teacher, school or school system administrator, or other education personnel who holds a certificate
Principal
Educator
Paraprofessional
Faculty
78
Which of the following is NOT an aspect of child development?
Financial
Emotional
Cognitive
Physical
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According to the reading, what is the importance of reading?
It improves student learning and community well-being
It is the foundation for all other learning
It recognizes and dismantles disinformation with secondary students
It provides resources and support for educators
80
Which of the following is an example of an ethical dilemma in the workplace?
Choosing what to wear to work
Choosing which project to work on
Deciding whether to report a coworker for misconduct
Deciding whether to take a lunch break
81
Which level of Maslow's hierarchy involves the desire to achieve personal goals and fulfill one's potential?
Physiological needs
Safety needs
Self-actualization
Love and belongingness needs
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What is the role of community schools?
To improve educator well-being
To strengthen public education
To recognize and dismantle disinformation
To connect teaching and learning to community development
83
Which level of Maslow's hierarchy includes the need for friendship and intimacy?
Physiological needs
Self-actualization
Love and belongingness needs
Safety needs
84
What are the stages of child development?
Infancy, Childhood, Adolescence
Baby, Kid, Young Adult
Preschooler, Elementary, High School
Newborn, Toddler, Teenager
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What is the first level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
Self-actualization
Physiological needs
Safety needs
Love and belongingness needs
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What is the relationship between the hierarchy of needs and motivation according to Maslow?
Motivation is driven by the need to fulfill higher-level needs
Motivation decreases as one moves up the hierarchy of needs
Motivation is the result of fulfilling physiological needs
The hierarchy of needs is unrelated to motivation
87
What does nodding and smiling while someone else is speaking indicate?
Lack of interest in their thoughts
Lack of confidence and honesty
Lack of engagement and active listening
Engagement and active listening
88
What is one way to evaluate the effectiveness of a code of ethics?
By assessing whether it is followed by employees
By creating unnecessary bureaucracy
By increasing profits for a company
By discouraging teamwork
89
Why is it important to make eye contact and smile during a handshake?
To avoid awkward situations
To make a good first impression
To show respect to others
To establish authority
90
Which term refers to the highest level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
Love and belongingness needs
Self-actualization
Esteem needs
Safety needs
91
Which term refers to the need for self-esteem, confidence, and respect from others?
Esteem needs
Safety needs
Self-actualization
Physiological needs
92
____ believed all humans have all nine intelligences in varying amounts
Howard Gardner
Benjamin Bloom
Lawrence Kohlberg
Abraham Maslow
93
___ experiment involved a rat paired repeatedly with loud, scary sounds. Child began to cry when rat was present
John Boy's
Jean Piaget's
John Watson's
John Bowlby's
94
Which of the following is a stage of child development outlined in more recent theories?
Old age
Infancy
Adolescence
Adulthood
95
What was largely ignored throughout much of human history?
Child development
Adolescent development
Elderly development
Adult development
96
What are the basic needs at the third level of Maslow's hierarchy?
Love and belongingness needs
Safety needs
Physiological needs
Self-actualization
97
What type of theories attempt to describe every aspect of development?
Clinical theories
Abnormal theories
Grand theories
Mini-theories
98
What challenges and issues are faced by educators and school support staff?
Lack of pay and fair working conditions
Unsafe staffing and lack of patient limits
Lack of resources and support in reading instruction
Recognition and dismantling of disinformation
99
What is the traditional belief about intelligence?
Intelligence is determined by upbringing
Intelligence is fixed and cannot be changed
Intelligence is determined by education
Intelligence is determined by genetics
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An individual in GA public or private schools from preschool through grade 12 or any individual under the age of 18
Student
Learner
Child
Pupil
