Chapter 2, Education - Early Childhood Education

In order to avoid injuries from falls, the AAP and APHA standard for children six years old and younger is that no outdoor structure shall be more than 5½ feet tall

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What is the difference between fantasy and realistic fiction? Why should a teacher use each type?

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Children should have access to books

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When considering outdoor space

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Which federal program reimburses the cost of meals and snacks for infants and children up to age twelve who come from low-income families?

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Fats yield more than twice as many calories per gram than do proteins or carbohydrates

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Child ______ includes any act that deliberately or potentially harms or fails to protect a child.

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Stage theories of development describe development in terms of small, incremental changes.

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What is the most important reason for emphasizing process skills, concrete experiences, and investigations in primary grades?

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A poem that does not rhyme is called a. free verse

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During _________ play, the child uses the object for which it was intended. For example, a drinking cup is used to pretend drinking

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Choose a common subject in nonfiction and explain a specific trade book you would use to teach that subject

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Dysfunctional behavior includes all of the following except a. self-destructive behavior

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The concept of “normalization” supports keeping children with disabilities with their families and participating in the same events and settings as their siblings or age-mates in their neighborhood

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Participation in NAEYC's accreditation program is__________

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Teaching Tolerance is a program that provides ideas for _______________on helping children develop understanding of others and avoid violence

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Vomiting and diarrhea in infants can be caused by food allergies and/or overfeeding

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Visiting artists in early childhood classrooms provide:

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The process of evaluating a teacher should begin with

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The degree to which parents provide a predictable and organized environment for a child is referred to as __________. This process gives children with a sense of predictability and security.

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Explain the difference between an individualized family service plan and an individualized educational plan

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In Walden Two, children were given alternate strategies to avoid

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What visual cues are there to determine whether someone is amused?

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Perfectionism occurs in gifted students when

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It is not necessary for teachers to wash their hands between care routines (e.g., clothing changes, feeding, diapering) as long as they wear and change their disposable gloves.

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Interacting with local organizations that promote young children is way for an effective director to promote

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High/Scope is the only program that has been validated through longitudinal data

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If a child's diet were put together of the foods advertised on television, he or she would get 2,500% of daily recommended sugars, 2,000% of daily recommended fats, and only 27% of daily recommended fruits

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Due to recent outbreaks of pertussis, a Tdap booster, which has tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis in one, is recommended

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Inclusion means that children with special needs:

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Which of the following stages is NOT part of psychoanalytic theory?

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Three year-old Martin is using his bucket as a helmet, whereas five year old Chen is using her bucket to collect leaves on the playground. These children are illustrating which selection criteria used to evaluate center equipment?

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The type of attachment one forms in early childhood can have a large impact on outcomes later in life. For example, security of attachment can influence relationship quality and externalizing and internalizing problems.