ECE NOCTI Review Questions #4

Skinner is regarded as the father of

This play allows children to to work together while playing.

An example of an open ended question is

Breastfeeding provides the baby with antibodies that prevent babies from getting sick.

Understanding a child's culture will not be helpful when conferencing with parents.

FEA stands for

The things most children can do by a certain age are called

Having books and music from different cultures in the classroom helps promote diversity.

According to the NAEYC, providing newletters shows support for the

NAEYC stands for the

All of the following are important skills to have in the workplace except

Behind the scenes work and planning that influences the behavior of a child

_______ controls thinking and reasoning processes and is the last part of the brain to develop.

A disease causing organism is called a 

Piaget's period from 0-2 years is called

Which of the following is not a food related hazard for young children?

You must report abuse even if you are not sure the child is telling the truth.

_______ is the part of the brain responsible for perception of touch, smell and taste.

All of the following might cause behavior changes in children except

Modeling occurs when

The Code of Ethics is a list of rules educators must abide by.

The last part of the brain to develop and controls thinking, reasoning, and voluntary actions.

To obtain a CDA (Child Development Associate), you must have ____ hours of service.

A lifelong effect of childhood obesity is

______ is the term used to describe placing a special education student in a regular classroom.

Howard Gardner is best known for

The teacher's role in the play environment in the classroom is to

In a preschool setting, it is important to send an ongoing newsletter because

A laboratory apparatus that taught animals to manipulate an object in order to obtain a reward 

A sign of abuse could be a child who is normally very talkative becoming quiet and distant.

Which of the following is not a component of a lesson plan?

All of the following are common genetic disorders

For the safety of children, it is important for a playground to be 

Students in a Montessori school setting should be

Action patterns or mental representations through which infant organizes the world are called

Vgotsky's ZPD stands for 

Skinner believed that behavior is altered through 

This part of the brain is important for coordinating how muscles work together (motor skills).

Sociocultural Perspective is the contribution of which theorist?

Erikson described the time that an individual experiences a psychological challenge a      

This play allows children to practice adult roles.

Piaget's period from 7-11 years old is called

In a Montessori classroom, you could expect to see

The first part of the brain to develop that controls breathing and regulating body temperature.

This parenting style allows children to do anything they want.

This parenting style provides limits but also allows children to make decisions for themselves.

_______ is the brain's vision center.

To reduce impact if a child falls on the playground, you should have several inches of

This parenting style involves very strict parents who are very hard on their children.

Georgia's Pre-K program is regulated by

A person who is number smart is a ____________ learner.

Cognitive Learning Theory is the contribution of which theorist?

Children who are read to at an early age become better readers.

This play occurs when two kids play side by side but do not interact.

_______ contributed to the Cognitive Learning Theory.

Which of the following is not a method of disease transmission?

_______ is the part of the brain that processes hearing and some language.

The three components of the communicable illness process:

IEP stands for

If you get chemicals in your eye, you should

Behavior Modification occurs when

Piaget's period from 2-7 years old is called  

A preschool needs ____ square feet per child.

CDA stands for

CPR stands for 

This part of the brain processes and registers emotional information

Brain cells are called

All of the following would be a violation of the code of ethics except

Abraham Maslow created a pyramid depicting the levels of human needs,psychological and physical

A person who is people smart is a ______ learner.

All of the following are environmental hazards to the mother and child except

An example of an external stressor is

Behaviorism is the contribution of which theorist?

When dealing with bodily fluids

Being required to report suspected abuse or neglect in children is called a 

FCCLA stands for

In Choose My Plate, half of a child's meal should come from 

An example of an internal stressor is

Psychoanalytical Development is the contribution of which theorist?

Pathogens are not commonly found in the following place

Piaget's period from 12 and up is called

An example of a closed ended question is

Maria Montessori believed that children

Prenatal care is important for all of the following reasons except

This parenting style does not meet the needs of their children.

Act that protects students with disabilities by providing free appropriate education

Psychosocial Development is the contribution of which theorist?

School age children are most concerned with

It is important to present a professional image through appearance, behavior, and language.

Promoted the idea of the id,ego, and superego.

An approach to infection control to treat all human body fluids as if they were infectious.

A person who is word smart is a __________________ learner.

MKO refers to someone who 

_______ is responsible for the theory of psychosocial development.

All of the following are career opportunities in Early Childhood Education and care except

This theory was proposed by B.F. Skinner.

A person who is self-smart is a _______________ learner.

Young children having difficulty understanding perspectives different from their own is called