Two-year-olds require careful supervision during physical play because:
a. they particularly enjoy taking risks and doing daring stunts.
b. they often get stuck in equipment because their body/space perception is poorly developed at that age.
c. they fight more than older children do and may hurt each other seriously while on dangerously high equipment.
d. they are inexperienced.
d
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Identify the Amendment of the U.S. Constitution that protects the due process rights of teachers.
a. First b. Second c. Thirteenth d. Fourteenth
Kindergartens were created around this basic philosophy:
a. Children need careful, teacher-directed instruction. b. Teachers should carefully study children and write detailed reports on their progress. c. Families should have only minimal involvement in children's education. d. Early education should be gentle, harmonious, and allow for development to unfold naturally.
The study of number sense through engagement in dramatic play about a kinds of store is an example of:
a. a foundational civics skill b. a foundational economics skill c. a foundational geography skill d. a foundational history skill
Benjamin loved to dump the blocks out of a basket. What could a care teacher provide that would most likely build on Benjamin's learning about and interest in spatial relationships?
a. Lots of outdoor time b. More time with a care teacher c. More blocks to use d. Different sizes of containers and objects