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WorksheetsECE I Semester Final Practice
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which of the following are employability skills that employers are looking for?
Good Communication Skills
Teamwork
Problem Solving
Being Adaptable
All of these
What is networking?
To interact with other people to exchange information and develop contacts, to further a career
Understanding how the internet works
Knowing skills employers seek in employees
What is a portfolio?
A type of financial report detailing investments and assets owned by an individual or organization.
A collection of photographs used by artists and models to showcase their work.
A compilation of academic work and educational evidence of a student or job applicant
___________ is a brief, written history of a person’s education, work experience, and other qualifications for employment
background check
resume
portfolio
________ employees who hold one or more documents which have been granted by the State Dept. of Education
Networking
Career Plan
Licensed Personnel
What does DECAL stand for?
Department of Education and Child Advancement
Division of Early Childhood and Learning
Department of Early Care and Learning
What is DECAL?
A federal agency overseeing national parks.
Responsible for making sure that needs are met in the child care in GA
A company specializing in educational toys.
NAEYC is:
The National Association for the Education of Young Children
A government agency for child welfare
A university specializing in early childhood studies
An international sports organization
Who does the NAEYC benefit MOST ?
Parents
Staff
the children
the community
Who is in charge of all Georgia Pre-K?
Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning
Georgia Board of Education
Georgia Department of Human Services
Georgia State Legislature
FCCLA stands for:
Family, Career and Community Leaders of America
Future Careers and Community Leaders Association
Federation of Community and Career Leaders of America
Family, Community and Career Leadership Association
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of FCCLA?
Leadership Opportunities
Traveling Opportunities
Peer Networking
Paying for trips
______________is the process of acquiring the standards of behavior considered acceptable by society. It is when children know right from wrong.
Cognitive Development
Social Development
Emotional Development
Moral Development
________ development is the ability of brain to process information, the process of thinking, understanding, and problem solving.
Cognitive
Physical
Emotional
Social
________ development is the process of acquiring skills and behaviors to form relationships and interact with others and form relationships.
Physical
Social
Cognitive
Emotional
________ development is the expression, understanding and regulation of one's feelings/emotions and responding to theirs as well as others emotions.
Cognitive
Physical
Emotional
Social
________ development is how a child grows, muscles develop, and motor skills such as gross and fine motor skills.
Moral
Cognitive
Emotional
Physical
________ is a noticeable lag in a child's development and milestone reaching.
Physical Growth
Developmental Delay
Nutritional Deficiency
Emotional Maturity
When ____________ occurs the brain develops.
Suppression
Reduction
Inhibition
Stimulation
What is the name of the cord that connects the baby to the placenta?
Fallopian Tube
Esophagus
Umbilical Cord
Trachea
At which stage is it most dangerous for the unborn baby's mother to take drugs, drink alcohol, or catch a disease?
All stages
Only during the last trimester
Only during labor
Only after birth
How old are infants?
0-12 months
1-2 years
2-5 years
5-10 years
What can caregivers do to make sure that the infant develops properly?
Ignore the infant’s needs and let them cry for long periods.
Avoid interacting with the infant and keep them isolated.
Stimulate the infant’s brain by forming bonds, making sure the infant learns to trust, read to the infant, play with the infant, etc.
Which of the following are basic needs of infants
Feeding
Burping
Ignoring
Playing with the infant
Which is NOT a potential effect of a child that has experienced shaken baby syndrome?
Unable to speak
Blindness
Lack of Muscle Control
Alertness
What does SBS stand for?
Sudden Baby Syndrome
Shaking Baby Syndrome
Sudden Baby Syndrome
Shaking Baby Death
What are some SIDS safety tips?
Place the infant sleep alone without a blanket, pillow, person, or toy on their back in a crib.
Let the infant sleep with a stuffed animal for comfort.
Cover the infant with a heavy blanket to keep them warm.
Allow the infant to sleep on their stomach for better rest.
How old are toddlers in the toddler stage?
6-7 years old
4-5 years old
2-3 years old
8-9 years old
How do toddlers speak?
Fluently
In complete sentences
Fragments
How large is a toddler's vocabulary?
Around 200 words
Around 50 words
Around 500 words
Around 1000 words
Which of the following is an example of toddler self-awareness?
Ability to read books independently
What belongs to them ('mine stage')
Speaking multiple languages fluently
Why are temper tantrums usually done?
Hunger
Attention
Boredom
How old are preschoolers?
0-1 years old
1-2 years old
4-5 years old
6-7 years old
Most preschoolers usually engage in which stage of play?
Cooperative Stage of Play
Solitary Stage of Play
Parallel Stage of Play
Associative Stage of Play
What type of gross motor tasks can preschoolers do?
Read and write sentences fluently
Skip, alternate feet when walking up/down stairs, throw and catch a large ball with accuracy
cut on a line, write name, copy and trace letters
How old are children in the middle childhood stage?
1-5 years old
6-12 years old
0-2 years old
What is the MOST important to children in this stage?
Academic achievements
Parental approval
Peers and social groups
During middle childhood, children usually become more ________________.
Self-sufficient
Independent
Involved
All of these
What is positive guidance?
When you ignore all student behavior
When you punish students for misbehavior
When you give attention to only the students doing what they are supposed to do
A major goal of child guidance is to help children develop feelings of ____________________.
Inferiority
Justice
Self-Discipline
Anxiety
What is reverse attention?
Ignoring bad behavior
Giving extra attention to positive actions
Punishing negative behavior
What is time out?
Listening to the child explain their behavior
Removing the child from the situation
Rewarding the child with treats
Ignoring the child's behavior
What is redirection?
Ignoring children's misbehavior
Punishing children for mistakes
Turning children's attention in another direction
Which of the following are ALL dimensions of diversity?
gender, culture, language, race, ability
location, climate, population, economy, politics
interest, hobby, profession, experience, achievement
How can teachers promote a diverse classroom? (choose all)
celebrate cultural holidays
have diverse learning materials and decoartions
incorporate diversity into lessons
allow children to learn diversity at home only
Which is the more detailed form of planning?
Lesson Plan
Block Plan
What is the objective of a lesson?
Objectives identify exactly what is expected of the students to be able to do after the lesson is taught.
Objectives provide a summary of the previous lesson.
Objectives list all the materials needed for the lesson.
Objectives describe the teacher's personal goals for the class.
Objectives identify exactly what is expected of the students to be able to do after the lesson is taught. Which of the following is not an objective?
level of performance
behavior
counting to 10
conditions of performance
