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WorksheetsECCE 1103 Test 1 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 32mins
Does Piaget believe children gain knowledge through active learning?
Yes
No
Interprets new ideas or experiences to fit existing schemes/thoughts (slide show)
accommodation
assimilation
The theorist who believed in a hierarchy of needs with an emphasis on self-actualization is
Piaget
Vygotsky
Maslow
Erikson
Development of the small muscles of the hands and fingers is
gross-motor development
fine-motor development
Child becomes able to manipulate logical relationships among concepts but only by generalizing from concrete experiences. (slide show)
sensorimotor
preoperational
concrete operational
formal operational
Which is developed first, receptive or expressive language?
receptive
expressive
This theorists believed that the need for safety must be met before growth and development occur in other areas. (slide show)
Piaget
Maslow
Erikson
Vygotsky
Anecdotal records should be ___________ in nature and free of personal comments.
subjective
objective
The perceptual system is fully functional at birth.
True
False
At what age are children in the stage of play that includes nesting cups and chunky toys?
school-age
preschoolers
toddlers
Ego identify is the term used to describe (this one isn't clearly discussed in our readings, so I'm going to help you out)
the ability to control impulses
conceit, arrogance, or self-importance (NOT THIS ONE)
self-awareness, how a person fits in (THIS ONE)
innate intelligence
Changing existing thoughts to fit new ideas (slide show)
assimilation
accommodation
Theorist who supports cognitive development
Erikson
Vygotsky
Piaget
Maslow
All of the following are examples of authentic assessment except:
observing and recording behavior
creating a portfolio
standardized tests
gather information from the family
Progression of skills from simple to complex, sequential process that is similar for all children, or variable rates of achievement but still considered normal is called development.
Yes
No
Babies are born with all the brain neurons needed at birth. What makes the neurons connect?
milestone markers
intentional decisions
fundamental needs
learning experiences
Development of the body from the head downward; child gains control of the head first and then arms and legs
Proximodistal development
Cephalocaudal development
Adverse Childhood Experiences include examples such as poverty, exposure to family violence, and lack of access to quality early learning experiences. These experiences negatively impact a child's early brain development.
True
False
Heredity, environment, and culture all impact a child's social and emotional development.
True
False
Which theorist believed that a child's development is genetically determined (nature vs. nurture)?
Piaget
Montessori
Gesell
Erikson
