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WorksheetsRelational Pedagogy & Respectful Practice
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 10mins
What should educators do when listening to children
Active listening builds
(a)
Select all of the Active Listening techniques that you see.
Being on the same physical level as the child
Making Eye Contact
Not Interrupting the child
Paraphrasing what the child has told you
What does it mean to 'Paraphrase'? Choose the correct responses
Repeating exactly what the child has said word for word
Restating what the child has said in different words
Ignoring what the child has said completely and redirecting them
Summarising what the child has said fewer words
What is the best way to respond to a child's question?
Ignoring the question
Giving a vague answer
Answering with patience and understanding
Telling the child to ask someone else
How should educators handle a child's mistake?
Punishing the child
Ignoring the mistake
Laughing at the child
Providing constructive feedback
What is the most effective way for educators to communicate with children?
Using complex language
Speaking in a loud voice
Using simple, clear language
Ignoring the child's responses
Which of the following best describes a 'Relational Pedagogy'?
A teaching approach that prioritises competition and comparison between students
A teaching approach that emphasizes building relationships and connections between children, educators, and families.
What is the best approach when a child is struggling with a task?
Letting the child struggle until they figure it out
Doing the task for the child
Guiding the child through the task with patience and understanding
Telling the child to ask someone else
How should educators react to a child's success?
Ignoring the success
Providing constructive praise
Laughing at the child
Punishing the child
What should educators do when a child is speaking?
Interrupting the child and not letting them finish speaking
Ignoring the child's words
Being distracted and not paying attention
Listening attentively, showing empathy, providing feedback
According to the EYLF v2, what are 'Intentional Teaching Strategies'?
Transition times are times of (a)
Transitions should be.....(choose the correct responses)
Completed as quickly as possible
Be unrushed and unhurried
Opportunities for Learning
a time when educators control the children
What is the most appropriate way for educators to handle a child's disruptive behavior?
Ignoring the behavior
Punishing the child
Addressing the behavior with patience and understanding
Laughing at the behavior
How should educators foster a positive learning environment?
By promoting competition among students
By disregarding the emotional and social aspects of learning
By creating a supportive, inclusive and respectful space
By focusing solely on individual learning without any interaction with others
What is the best way for educators to support a child's curiosity?
Ignoring the child's questions
Providing vague answers
Encouraging exploration and providing clear, informative answers
Telling the child to ask someone else
