POST TEST

A teacher wants to enhance children's problem-solving skills through dramatic play. Which approach would be MOST effective?

• Providing a highly structured script for the children to follow.
  
  

• Offering open-ended questions and prompts to encourage creative problem-solving within the play scenario.

• Ignoring any conflicts that arise during play.

• Ignoring any conflicts that arise during play.

Which of the following best describes the role of props in dramatic play?

• Props are unnecessary and limit children's creativity.
  
  

• Props should be highly realistic and detailed to enhance the play experience.
  
  

• Props serve as tools to stimulate imagination and support the narrative.

• Props should be expensive and commercially produced to ensure quality.

A child consistently dominates dramatic play scenarios. What is the MOST appropriate teacher response?

• Remove the child from the play area.

• Ignore the behavior and hope it resolves itself.

• Provide opportunities for other children to lead and encourage sharing of roles and props.
  
  

• Punish the child for their behavior.

How can a teacher effectively assess children's learning during dramatic play?

• By giving formal tests and quizzes during play time.

• By observing children's interactions, language use, and problem-solving strategies

• By requiring children to write detailed reports about their play experiences.
  
  

• By focusing solely on the quantity of play, rather than the quality.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of incorporating diverse themes into dramatic play?

• Exposure to new vocabulary and concepts.

• Increased opportunities for creativity and imagination.

• Development of empathy and perspective-taking.

• Restriction of children's exploration and self-expression.