An environment to support creativity will include all EXCEPT
a. patterns for artwork.
b. attention to aesthetics and display of materials.
c. attitudes of acceptance and encouragement of childrens ideas.
d. an emphasis on the beauty of the natural world and natural materials.
Question 2One inappropriate action for teachers faced with demanding kindergarten expectations and practices is to
a. give in and do what administrators ask.
b. stay informed about current methodologies and practices.
c. become advocates and join with others.
d. demonstrate what good literacy instruction looks like.
Question 3An interest center that should be located in a very protected corner is
a. table toys. b. blocks.
c. art. d. science.
Question 4Good transitions do NOT have
a. all children moving at once.
b. children moving at their own pace.
c. clues to attract childrens attention.
d. teachers talking in loud voices.
Question 5Environments that support self-control include all EXCEPT
a. quiet places to retreat to.
b. childrens names where they are expected to sit at group time.
c. lists of many rules.
d. outlets for the physical release of emotion.
Question 6Good transitions include all EXCEPT
a. lining up to wait for all the children.
b. a warning that change will be coming.
c. something to avoid empty waiting time.
d. a way for children to proceed at their own pace.
Question 7Cues that help children control their behavior include all EXCEPT
a. planning boards.
b. a time out chair.
c. posted numbers on each interest center.
d. markers on shelves to indicate where materials go.