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ECE Approaches Fall 2018
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Quiz on elements of different ECE approaches #approach
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Which teacher interactions are you most likely to see in a Montessori classroom?
The teacher introduces the same work to all students
Very little interaction; students mostly work independently
There is constant scaffolding to help students progress
None of the above
2
How are children viewed in the Reggio approach?
They are blank slates
They are not smart enough without a proper education
They are capable and competent
They are born evil
3
What is the name of the educator who inspired Project-Based Learning?
John Dewey
Bill Clinton
Friedrich Froebel
Maria Montessori
4
What are some characteristics of a typical Waldorf classroom?
Homelike and warm
Structured and strict
Neutral and clean
Chaotic and loud
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Which is believed to be the third teacher, according to Reggio Emilia approach?
The classroom
The children themselves
The parents
Books and projects
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From where did the Waldorf approach get its name?
A cigarette factory
The first child to attend the school
The town where it was founded
The founder of the approach
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What year was the first Head Start program created?
1989
2003
1965
1908
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What are the four learning goals of the Project approach?
Knowledge, Skills, Dispositions, Feelings
Emotions, Knowledge, Concentration, Skills
Literacy, Reading, Phonics, Mathematics
Integrity, Memorization, Structure, Time Management
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What event occurred that inspired parents to build the first Reggio Emilia school?
Civil War
WWI
WWII
Gulf War
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What class are you in?
EDEC 0
EDEC 201
EDEC 100
EDUC 897
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Who developed the philosophy that inspired the Reggio Emilia approach?
John Dewey
Caroline Pratt
Loris Malaguzzi
Johanne Pestalozzi
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What is anthroposophy in the Waldorf classroom?
A theory of child development
A form of spiritual science
The study of historical events
A child's story
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Who was the founder of Waldorf schools?
Loris Malaguzzi
Rachel McMillan
Rudolf Steiner
Lisa Pollack
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What is NOT one of the four pillars of Head Start?
Health and Wellness
Common Core
Family Involvement
Learning Experiences
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What was the main inspiration behind Maria Montessori's education model?
Exercises with her own children
Children with developmental delays
Her dislike for her own school experience
A love for working with children
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Which aspect of the Project approach is true?
It was founded by B.F. Skinner
Teachers decide what activities the students work on
It emphasizes independent work
It promotes active inquiry and hands-on investigation
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What are the main goals of Head Start?
All of the above
Inclusion of children with disabilities
Lessen the risk for children living in poverty
Welcome diversity in their programs
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How is Montessori different from traditional education?
It promotes teaching practical life skills
Emphasizes the use of imaginative play
The approach says children should only be taught by teachers
All materials are open-ended
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Which of the following is a Montessori philosophical principle?
Purposeful work and auto-education
Mind, body, and spirit
Teachers are like parental figures
Children learn best through social interactions
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Why was Head Start created?
Too many teachers were in need of jobs
All of the above
Low income families needed access to child care
There were not enough preschools
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How does a teacher successfully influence the curriculum under Project Approach?
Teachers choose the topics of study
They listen to parents' interests about learning
They incorporate children's interests in the classroom
They meet the state standards
