Describe what might be considered goals or standards for a sensory curriculum component within an early childhood program
What will be an ideal response?
See "Standards for Sensory Development Curriculum"
- increased sensory awareness
- experiences and explorations with variety of sensorial materials and activities
- use of eye, ear, finger, nose, mouth and how they work together
- use senses to gather information, explore environment, investigate nature and materials
- observe processes and their relationships
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Play is at the center of the kindergarten program
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Reflective teaching is encouraged as a way of helping teachers
A. maintain open communication with parents and colleagues. B. achieve adequate yearly progress. C. become highly qualified. D. avoid complacency and stagnation.
From Maslow's perspective, which one of the following best reflects a deficiency need?
a. Geri finds ancient civilizations absolutely fascinating. b. Lorne writes and plays folk songs as a way of expressing himself. c. Bill is worried that Mark might beat him up on the way home from school. d. Rachel is curious about why her science experiment didn't turn out the way she expected it would.
The Student Observation System is one of component of the
A) ?Achenbach System of Empirically Based Assessment B) ?Asperger Syndrome Diagnostic Scale. C) ?Behavioral and Emotional Rating Scale, Second Edition D) ?Behavior Assessment System for Children-Third Edition