Chapter 15 Pre-teacher Quiz

What does roles mean?

• As pretend play develops, children may choose less real-world contexts.

• Early pretend play is usually done alone, but as the child grows up, he or she will want to pretend play with gown ups or other children their age.

• Children that engage in early pretend play prefer realistic symbols that closely resemble the initial object.

• Early pretend play involves dressing up as someone or something for fun to mimic them.

How do preschoolers learn?

• By watching

• Role play

• By doing math

• By coping what they see

Mental images are exact copies of real things or experiences.

• True

• False

What does Reading Readiness mean?

• is defined by theorists as all aspects of literacy, including reading and writing, are devementsl and learned in interactive ways.

• holds to the belief that children mature on a genetic timetable and that skills and concepts should only be taught when children are biologically ready to learn them.

• is a belief that children should be formally taught reading and writing when developmentally ready for instruction.

• refer to media systems such as computer that respond to the users action.

Is problem solving an important skill that preschoolers will learn and should know?

• yes

• maybe

• not really

• not important at all

What are one of the senses preschoolers use in physical attributes.

Which of these is the right way to help your child comprehend cause and effect?

• Ask about their day at school.

• Ask them to predict a regular household

• Ask what their friends and teachers names are

• Ask what they like to do

What stage is the Preoperational stage?

• 1st

• 3rd

• 2nd

• 4th

Is communication in early childhood important?

• not at all

• very important

• kinda

• not really

How long does the preoperational stage last for?

• seven years

• two years

• six years

• eleven years