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What types of physical experiences do infants and toddlers need?
What types of physical experiences do infants and toddlers need?
Opportunities to push and pull and opportunities to climb.
A good classroom traffic pattern includes?
A good classroom traffic pattern includes?
- Only one entrance per center (correct)
- Pathways wide enough for wheelchairs (correct)
- Pathways that facilitate movement among areas (correct)
- None of the above
Skillful use of lighting is a(n) ________ method of guidance.
Skillful use of lighting is a(n) ________ method of guidance.
indirect
What are the characteristics of a large-group area in a classroom?
What are the characteristics of a large-group area in a classroom?
What should developmentally appropriate small-group activity areas be like?
What should developmentally appropriate small-group activity areas be like?
Management of classroom materials refers to?
Management of classroom materials refers to?
Classroom areas that would usually be described as quiet activities include all of the following except:
Classroom areas that would usually be described as quiet activities include all of the following except:
What have Dewey, Piaget, and Vygotsky helped teachers understand about children?
What have Dewey, Piaget, and Vygotsky helped teachers understand about children?
A block area would be most appropriately placed near which of the following?
A block area would be most appropriately placed near which of the following?
What is the theoretical orientation that programs such as Bank Street, High Scope, Montessori, Reggio Emilia, and Responsive Classroom share?
What is the theoretical orientation that programs such as Bank Street, High Scope, Montessori, Reggio Emilia, and Responsive Classroom share?
Developmentally appropriate classrooms are based on all of the following principles except:
Developmentally appropriate classrooms are based on all of the following principles except:
Hanging posters or paintings in a room creates what type of interest?
Hanging posters or paintings in a room creates what type of interest?
A developmentally inappropriate classroom contributes to?
A developmentally inappropriate classroom contributes to?
Infants and toddlers are in what stage of Piaget's cognitive development?
Infants and toddlers are in what stage of Piaget's cognitive development?
An uncluttered classroom helps children to?
An uncluttered classroom helps children to?
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Study Notes
Guidance of Children
- Infants and toddlers learn through sensory experiences, requiring physical opportunities such as pushing, pulling, and climbing.
Classroom Traffic Patterns
- Effective classroom design includes only one entrance per center, wheelchair-accessible pathways, and movement-friendly layouts.
Lighting as Guidance
- Skillful lighting usage is an indirect method of guiding children's behavior and engagement.
Large Group Area
- A large-group area should feature a variety of nonspecific activity materials, allowing for multiple activities.
Small Group Activity Areas
- Appropriately designed small-group areas should be logically arranged and accommodate 5-6 children effectively.
Classroom Material Management
- Managing classroom materials effectively involves ensuring availability, organization, functionality, and display quality.
Quiet Activity Areas
- Typical quiet activity areas do not include dramatic play; they focus on quieter engagement activities.
Constructivist Learning
- Dewey, Piaget, and Vygotsky emphasized that children actively construct knowledge through their experiences and interactions.
Block Area Placement
- A block area should be strategically placed near a dramatic play area to enhance creative play opportunities.
Theoretical Orientation in Programs
- Educational models like Bank Street, High Scope, and Montessori share an emphasis on collaboration, real objects, adult interaction, and active learning.
Principles of Developmentally Appropriate Classrooms
- Developmentally appropriate practices focus on children's developmental needs, movement, options, and active involvement, avoiding reliance on abstract reasoning.
Visual Interest in Classrooms
- Hanging posters and artwork creates visual interest, enhancing environmental engagement for children.
Consequences of Inappropriate Classrooms
- Developmentally inappropriate classroom settings can lead to behavioral problems and increased stress levels among children.
Piaget's Cognitive Development Stages
- Infants and toddlers are in the sensorimotor stage of Piaget's theory, focusing on sensory and motor interactions.
Benefits of an Uncluttered Classroom
- A well-organized and uncluttered classroom aids children in focusing on new materials and reducing distractions.
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