Introduction to the Child Care Profession Knowledge Reflection #4 on session 8 & 9

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Introduction to the Child Care Profession Knowledge Reflection #4 on session 8 & 9Online version You must achieve 80% completion score to pass. If you score lower than 80%, we suggest you review the material and retake your quiz again. by 4C CHILDREN 1 What are good ways to connect families to the center and/or curriculum? (check all that apply) Choose one or more answers a Invite them in to share a talent b Host a potluck meal c Ask for help on a field trip d Avoid communication e Give a survey and ask questions about family practices and interests 2 ____________ is what you want children to learn and what you plan to teach. This is based on what is known about child development and how children learn. a Curriculum b Lesson planning c Art Activities 3 What is the definition of Assessment? a Gather information to determine the current development of children. b Deciding what to do to support and promote development and what children learn. c Providing meaningful, experiential activities that support goals guided by interactions. 4 Which of the following is a way to involve families in the curriculum? a All of these b Use home language c Photographs d Books 5 Mark the benefits that play has on a child's development. (Check all that apply) Choose one or more answers a Enhances creativity b Stimulates brain development c Improves communication skills d Helps build social skills 6 Learning to record objective observations is part of the Teaching Cycle. a true b false 7 Read and choose whether it is written subjectively or objectively. Angelo was playing in the block area. He doesn't like Jimesha, so he knocked over her tower. He has a short temper. He gets that from his father. a This observation was written subjectively. b This observation was written objectively. 8 Anecdotal records as a method of observation means notes teachers take as they observe children, which include all domains of development. a true b false 9 What is a running record method of observation? a A detailed, objective, sequential recording written while observing a child. b Items such as drawings, paintings, writing samples, and photos that the children create. c Notes teachers take as they observe children that include all domains of development. d Examples of typical behaviors and skills most children demonstrate at a given age. 10 What is the definition of Assessment? a An ongoing process which provides information about a child's development overtime. b Intentionally watching to collect information about what the child knows and can do. c Observations based on what we observe using our senses (see, hear, taste, touch, smell) d Observations influenced by our personal experiences and opinions. e Brief notes taken as teachers observe children that include all domains of development. 11 What is the definition of Observation? a An ongoing process which provides information about a child's development overtime. b Intentionally watching to collect information about what the child knows and can do. c Observations based on what we observe using our senses (see, hear, taste, touch, smell) d Observations influenced by our personal experiences and opinions. e Brief notes taken as teachers observe children that include all domains of development. 12 What is the definition of Objective Observation? a An ongoing process which provides information about a child's development overtime. b Intentionally watching to collect information about what the child knows and can do. c Observations based on what we observe using our senses (see, hear, taste, touch, smell) d Observations influenced by our personal experiences and opinions. e Brief notes taken as teachers observe children that include all domains of development. 13 What is the definition of Subjective Observation? a An ongoing process which provides information about a child's development overtime. b Intentionally watching to collect information about what the child knows and can do. c Observations based on what we observe using our senses (see, hear, taste, touch, smell) d Observations influenced by our personal experiences and opinions. e Brief notes taken as teachers observe children that include all domains of development. 14 What is the definition of Anecdotal Records? a An ongoing process which provides information about a child's development overtime. b Intentionally watching to collect information about what the child knows and can do. c Observations based on what we observe using our senses (see, hear, taste, touch, smell) d Observations influenced by our personal experiences and opinions. e Brief notes taken as teachers observe children that include all domains of development.

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Introduction to the Child Care Profession Knowledge Reflection #4 on session 8 & 9Online version

by 4C CHILDREN

What are good ways to connect families to the center and/or curriculum? (check all that apply)

Choose one or more answers

____________ is what you want children to learn and what you plan to teach. This is based on what is known about child development and how children learn.

What is the definition of Assessment?

Which of the following is a way to involve families in the curriculum?

Mark the benefits that play has on a child's development. (Check all that apply)

Choose one or more answers

Learning to record objective observations is part of the Teaching Cycle.

Read and choose whether it is written subjectively or objectively. Angelo was playing in the block area. He doesn't like Jimesha, so he knocked over her tower. He has a short temper. He gets that from his father.

Anecdotal records as a method of observation means notes teachers take as they observe children, which include all domains of development.

What is a running record method of observation?

What is the definition of Assessment?

What is the definition of Observation?

What is the definition of Objective Observation?

What is the definition of Subjective Observation?

What is the definition of Anecdotal Records?