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What should a childcare provider consider when setting up a
culturally compatible classroom
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family holidays & experiences as well as family origins
cognitive readiness & grades on tests
the classroom library with lots of animal books
2
What are the characteristics of a differentiated curriculum?
focuses on how children can work independently
engages children and respects them individually
3
How can self-regulation be best taught?
teach feelings, emotions, and strategies to calm down
taking away privileges one at a time
pointing out poor behavior harshly
4
Empathy is a social/emotional skill resulting from positive, healthy peer relationships at a young age?
True
False
5
Why is the role of family important in early childhood education?
families can reinforce skills at home
caretakers can focus on making adult friends
families should only be there to help on the first day
families can do work for their children
6
How can you build resilience in young children?
model coping skills and teach problem-solving
invite families into the classroom to solve children's problems
have children rely on friends to manage their problems
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What are the benefits of teaching self-regulation at an early age?
children will manage emotions in healthy ways
children will have poor attendance at school
children will isolate from their peers
8
On the first day of school, kindergarten teachers should greet children at the door.
False
True
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Which of the following are the benefits of early intervention?
better school performance & better behavior
more friends in school / more social personality
10
What are the characteristics of resilient children?
plays nicely with peers
trouble getting along with peers
does not give up after the first try
11
How can children be supported when transitioning to a new education environment?
through consistent routines and structure
All of the above
point out similar things in the environment that are familiar to children
preview the new environment prior to the first day
12
How can teachers facilitate healthy peer relationships?
model healthy interactions
have students work independently
provide healthy snacks
teach the core curriculum
13
Which of the following is an example of stress caused by the transition to a new experience/environment?
new surroundings and people
separation anxiety
new routines
All of the above
14
What is considered the key to a successful school transition?
perfect attendance
strong relationships (teacher-parent, teacher-student, student-student)
poor peer relationships
15
Representation, engagement, and choice are guiding principles of Universal Design for Learning?
True
False
16
Which of the following are typical areas of developmental delay in babies and children?
cognitive or physical
cultural
prenatal
17
Which set of materials can be incorporated with activities that teach cultural compatibility?
an interactive world map, show-and-tell, and cultural foods
math manipulatives, letter magnets, blocks for building "play communities"
literacy learning centers with letter blocks and picture books
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How does Universal Design for Learning help teachers prepare for early childhood learning?
UDL helps teachers introduce children to universal themes and activities.
UDL helps teachers determine what children need.
UDL helps teachers plan learning activities based on EACH learner's needs.
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What does "making learning accessible for all" mean?
assign the responsibility of learning to families
giving all children similar opportunities for educational experiences
giving some children a better education than others
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What is trial and error learning?
a method that teaches children to problem-solve and try again
a strategy to help children with assessments
a way to foster stronger relationships with teachers
