Leuven Scale Quiz

Who created the Leuven Scale?

• The Belgian government

• Ferre Laevers

• The EYFS program

• A group of child psychologists

What is the Leuven Scale used to measure?

• Academic performance of children

• Emotional well-being and involvement of children

• Physical health of children

• Language skills of children

What does scoring highly on the emotional well-being scale indicate about a child?

• The child is observed to be passive and disengaged

• The child is observed to be easily distractable

• The child is observed to be confident and developing self-regulation capabilities

• The child is observed to have low determination

What does 'involvement' in the context of the Leuven Scale refer to?

• The ability to follow instructions

• The level of physical activity

• How engaged a child is in a task and their determination to overcome challenges

• The child's ability to interact with adults

What can be a potential long-term benefit for children who score highly on the Leuven Scale?

• They may become 'deep-learners' with a more exploratory attitude as adults

• They will have better physical health in adulthood

• They will not face any challenges in their environment

• They will always score highly in academic assessments

What are the two main areas of focus in the Leuven Scale?

• Wellbeing and Intelligence

• Wellbeing and Involvement

• Involvement and Academic Performance

• Emotional Stability and Physical Health

Why is assessing the involvement and wellbeing of EYFS children important?

• To ensure they are physically fit for school activities

• To assess their readiness for higher education

• To understand and aid each stage of early years development

• To prepare them for professional careers

What does a '1' signify on the Leuven Scales Observation Sheet under Wellbeing?

• Extremely High

• High

• Moderate

• Extremely Low

On the Leuven Scales Observation Sheet, what does a '5' indicate under Involvement?

• Low

• Moderate

• High

• Extremely High

Which areas are considered 'Prime Areas' according to the Leuven Scales Observation Sheet?

• C&L, PSED, PD

• L, M, UW

• UW, EAD, PD

• EAD, L, M