As used in the text, the term transition refers to:
a. activities or learning experiences that move children from one activity to another
b. the process of determining whether the goals of a program have been met
c. moving a child from a class of one age-level to a class of an older age-level
d. a multileveled process encompassing what happens in an early childhood program
Question 2In a well-planned indoor area of an early childhood school or center, the minimum usable space available per child should be:
a. 10 square feet
b. 20 square feet
c. 35 square feet
d. 85 square feet
Question 3An example of a transition is:
a. cleanup
b. eating
c. dressing
d. naptime
Question 4All but which of the following is true when setting and enforcing limits in the classroom with young children?
a. Young children need many rules in order to learn how to self-regulate
b. Teachers should focus on the behavior, not the child, when setting and enforcing limits
c. Teachers should set only a few, truly necessary, rules in the classroom with young children
d. Teachers should clearly explain the reason for a rule
Question 5When choosing equipment for your classroom, it is best to choose items with all but which of the following qualities?
a. The item is sturdy and can stand up to use by many children
b. The item is washable or otherwise easy to clean
c. The item is nontoxic
d. The item is inexpensive to replace
Question 6All but which of the following is true when designing a learning environment for young children?
a. The space should be welcoming and homelike
b. Changes to the space should be made one at a time or gradually
c. Significant changes should be made to the environment on a regular basis to keep it fresh
d. The environment should be beautiful as well as functional
Question 7When a behavior occurs that is inappropriate, you need to address the behavior, not belittle the child.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.