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Roles of Teachers in Children's Play

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What is one of the primary roles of adults in children's play at the beginning of the day care year?

Helping children learn how to play with materials and socialize (correct)

Setting strict rules for play

Directing the play script rigidly

Encouraging competitive behavior

When should a teacher consider intervening in a child's play?

When the teacher needs to interrupt play to introduce a lesson

When the teacher wants to teach the child new skills

When an older child demonstrates a need to mediate (correct)

When children are successfully engaged in dramatic play

How do teachers assist children who are upset during play?

By getting down to the child's level and asking questions (correct)

By removing them from the play area entirely

By ignoring their behavior and letting them resolve it

By scolding them for their behavior

What is a key outcome of adult involvement in children's play?

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What phrase might a teacher use when intervening in a play situation?

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Roles of Teachers in Children's Play

Teachers act as co-players rather than as direct instructors
Teachers help support and maintain the play for young children (ages 3) in a day care setting
Teachers focus on the physical environment and dramatic play at the beginning of the year
Teachers need to guide children with the materials and social interaction
Teachers need to help children feel safe and secure in the learning environment

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This quiz explores the essential roles teachers play in supporting children's play, particularly in daycare settings for children around the age of three. It covers the importance of acting as co-players, guiding social interactions, and fostering a safe learning environment for young learners.