WorksheetsCh. 3 & 4 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
One of the oldest and best methods for learning about young children is
a)
Checklist
b)
Rating scale
c)
Observation
d)
Testing
2.
The process of observing, recording and documenting a child's growth in order to make decisions about their education
a)
observation
b)
assessment
c)
checklist
d)
participation chart
3.
Designed to record the presence or absence of specific behaviors
a)
anecdotal records
b)
observation
c)
rating scale
d)
checklist
4.
Used to indicate the degree to which a trait is present
a)
anecdotal record
b)
checklist
c)
rating scale
d)
portfolio
5.
Contains a brief narrative of an incident, is the simpliest form of assessment
a)
anecdotal record
b)
rating scale
c)
participation chart
d)
checklist
6.
Theorist who believed children build knowledge through hands-on exploration
a)
vygotsky
b)
piaget
c)
Erikson
d)
Maslow
7.
Theorist responsible for the multiple intelligence theory
a)
Maslow
b)
Piaget
c)
Gardner
d)
Erikson
8.
Theorists whose eighht stage theory includes a social conflict
a)
Erikson
b)
Maslow
c)
Piaget
d)
Vygotsky
9.
Theorist responsible for the zone of proximal development
a)
Maslow
b)
Vygotsky
c)
Erikson
d)
Piaget
10.
Principle that states development proceeds from head downward
a)
maturation
b)
cephalocaudal
c)
theory
d)
proximodistal
11.
The sequence of biological changes in humans
a)
theory
b)
cephalocaudal
c)
maturation
d)
synapses
12.
FORMAL methods of observation include
a)
anecdotal records
b)
interest surveys
c)
checklists
d)
standardized tests
13.
A(n) _________ requires you to make a judgement about behavior
a)
checklist
b)
rating scale
c)
participation chart
d)
anecdotal record
14.
The most important guideline when observing children is to....
a)
keep the information confidential
b)
keep your belongings out of the reach of children
c)
avoid talking to children
d)
avoid talking to the teacher
15.
During the observation process, it is important to record only _________ statements
a)
positive
b)
negative
c)
objective
d)
subjective
16.
According to the ______principle, development proceeds from the center of the body outward
a)
maturation
b)
proximodistal
c)
cephalocaudal
d)
Vygotsky
17.
The first 6 months are a key window of opportunity for developing.....
a)
emotional control
b)
math/logic
c)
vocabulary/speech
d)
vision
18.
According to Erikson, during the first ___ months of life, children learn to trust or mistrust their environment
a)
6
b)
12
c)
18
d)
24
19.
Autonomy refers to
a)
dependance
b)
overstimulation
c)
independance
d)
understimulation
20.
All of these are reasons to assess a child EXCEPT
a)
to see what the child knows
b)
to learn about how the child learns
c)
to see if the child understands a concept
d)
it is required by law
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