
204- Technology
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12th Grade
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Priscella Hall
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35 Slides • 27 Questions
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Why is it important for young children to connect with the world through science in early education?
It helps them develop curiosity and problem-solving skills.
It makes them memorize facts quickly.
It prepares them only for science careers.
It limits their creativity.
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Open Ended
In what ways can science be integrated into everyday classroom activities for young children?
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Open Ended
Reflect on your past experiences with science concepts and activities in school. Which were the most exciting or boring? Why were they exciting or boring? Based on what you know, what did your teacher do (or not do) to help these experiences stay with you?
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Which of the following is NOT a student learning objective related to science for children?
Define and give examples for key terms related to science for children.
Discuss science for young children and relate stages of child development to scientific learning.
Evaluate various components of planning and preparation of environments that support scientific exploration.
Memorize scientific facts without understanding their meaning.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are characteristics of process/inquiry skills in science for young children?
Based on concrete experiences
Support curiosity and exploration
Are the same as rote learning
Child-directed and child-centered
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the blank:
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are ways children learn science concepts in a social setting?
Work with others in learning centers
Engage in projects
Exchange of ideas
Memorize facts individually
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Open Ended
Describe how working in groups can help children learn science concepts more effectively. Use examples from classroom activities.
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Open Ended
Explain how science as inquiry and life science are connected in early childhood education.
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Multiple Choice
Which content areas of science are explored when children investigate changes in the environment and relationships between living things?
Physical science and Chemistry
Science in personal and social perspectives and Ecology
Earth and space science and Astronomy
Science and technology and Physics
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Children use simple tools to investigate how technical objects operate. This is an example of
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The children in the photo on slide 7 are cleaning pennies using salt and lemon. What content area of science are they exploring?
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Open Ended
Which of the methods of discovery listed are demonstrated in the photo on this slide?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following strategies is recommended for fostering critical thinking and problem solving in young children?
Encourage rote memorization
Emphasize sensory awareness and exploration
Discourage children from revisiting their work
Limit learning to abstract concepts
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the blank: Good science curricula for children aged 2–7 years should use real
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Open Ended
According to Piaget, how do the cognitive development stages influence the methods children use in scientific learning?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following are critical aspects of preparing a scientific environment for young children?
Allow for active engagement
Discourage investigations
Make schedule rigid
Limit materials for exploration
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Open Ended
What are some important considerations when selecting science materials and equipment for young children?
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Multiple Select
Which practices are part of quality early learning science activities?
Use real 3D materials and objects
Ignore changes in size and shape
Ask open-ended questions
Discourage problem solving
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a quality early learning science activity?
Making predictions
Recording data
Ignoring children's needs and abilities
Interacting and cooperating with others
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Open Ended
Describe two ways science can be integrated into the early childhood curriculum based on the examples shown.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following activities help promote ecological awareness in children?
Making a compost pile
Ignoring recycling
Planting and gardening all year long
Catching rainwater and recycling it
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Fill in the Blanks
Animals in the classroom require proper food and
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Open Ended
What changes can the teacher make to improve this science experience?
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According to the USDA My Plate Guide, children should be exposed to a variety of foods from each of the
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According to the quote, a good science program should be
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Reflecting on today's lesson, how do you think science can be integrated into everyday classroom activities?
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