Sophie, one of your students, has a visual disability. You have seated her at the front of the room, and she has a magnifying aid that she uses for her reading. Which of the following should you be careful to avoid in working with Sophie?
a. Having her work with other students, where her disability will be obvious
b. Doing things for her that she can, with training, do alone
c. Having her participate in outside activities where she could fall and get hurt
d. Having her participate in learning activities where she might be unsuccessful
b
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Montessori is known for the didactic materials used in their classrooms
a. True b. False
Mrs. Plum firmly believes that the contexts of observation, assessment, and evaluation in early childhood education provides
A. a one-time, high-stakes endeavor for the purpose of discerning placements, promotions, and/or retentions. B. an ongoing process designed to promote, support, extend, and enrich children's learning. C. a lot of work for teachers when they are trying to teach subjects. D. a way to determine rank and status of the child among his or her peers and classmates.
A play-centered curriculum is based on the belief that
a. processes of development are integrated b. development involves the linear acquisition of separate skills c. the laissez-faire curriculum is best d. all play should support the development of academic skills
At which level do educators develop curriculum policies that guide the development and implementation of curriculum in the district’s schools?
a. State level b. Classroom level c. District level d. School level