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Early Childhood Education Vocab
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. The inability for the body to control the level of sugar in the blood
Checklist
Diabetes
Work-based learning
Masters Degree
2. Differences among others.
Diversity
Bachelor's Degree
Family child care
Infant
3. To suggest - remind or assist.
MS Child Care Quality Step Systems
Interpersonal Skills
Professional
Prompt
4. Growth of body to include height - weight -coordination and balance
Communicable Diseases
Epilepsy
NAEYC
Physical development
5. Developing from the center outward
Work-based learning
Gardner
Freud
Proximodistal principle
6. The evaluation of a program that has been evaluated by an external body to meet certain standards of quality.
Work-based learning
Development
Accreditation
Immunization
7. Any individual - designated by the operator - who has met minimum state requirements and who has on-site responsibility for the operation of a childcare facility. This person may or may not be the operator
Temporary License
Director
Asthma
Adult to Child Ratio
8. Children learn through four stages of development one being sensorimotor.
Caregiver
Maturation
Vygotsky
Piaget
9. A connection between child and caregiver/parent
Preschooler
Masters Degree
Vygotsky
Attachment
10. A type of observation centering on a specific event in form of written notes
Ignore
CDA
raffic pattern
Anecdotal records
11. A map that outlines major concepts and ideas related to a theme.
Flow chart/Web
Language comprehension
Director
Reflex
12. Space used by the children - not to include storage - kitchen - teacher areas -
Persuade
Director Designee
Aptitude
Usable Space
13. Most visible type of abuse such as bites - burns - bruises - broken bones or other unexplainable non-accidental injuries
Attachment
Ignore
Physical abuse
Piaget
14. Activities done on a daily basis such tolieting - eating - and dressing.
Checking-in services
Director
Routine
Isolation Room
15. Actions such as spoken words or gestures that influence behavior.
Direct Guidance
Probational License
Regular License
Sensorimotor stage
16. Mississippi Early Childhood Association: is the largest state organization for early childhood professionals.
MECA
Checking-in services
Maturation
Guidance
17. Breathing disorder that may cause labored breathing - coughing and wheezing
Asthma
Diabetes
hild Care Center
Moral Development
18. Any person designated to act as the director - having all responsibility and authority of a director - during the directors short-term absence and shall not retain sole director authority for more than 24 total hours during a calendar week.-at least
Attachment
Director Designee
Flow chart/Web
Parent Cooperatives
19. A tool used to determine mastery over a period of time.
Physical development
Ongoing assessment
Block plan
Privacy Law
20. Skills used to comprehend and repeat What is being said.
Active Listing Skills
Budget
Privacy Law
Au pair
21. A five star rating system developed for licensed early childhood facilities.
Transitions/Closures
Diversity
MS Child Care Quality Step Systems
Moral Development
22. Communication of one's ideas - desires - or intentions to others - usually through speech - printed words or signing
Maslow
Attire
Temperament
Expressive language
23. 4 stages - studied his children's mental growth - sensorimotor.
Participation charts
Mission Statement
Physical abuse
Piaget
24. Common traits/skills that helps you relate to others.
Licensure
Direct Guidance
Portfolios
Interpersonal Skills
25. A position for beginners in a field. It requires limited education and training.
Entry-level Job
Adult to Child Ratio
Indirect guidance
Direct Guidance
26. Child between the ages of 3 and 5 years old
Preschooler
Synapses
Professional
Director
27. Wasting time or moving slowly for example a child eating very slowly.
Malnutrition
Dawdling
NAEYC
Praise
28. Projected spending plan based on expected income and expenses.
Cover Letter
Developmentally Appropriate Activities
Prompt
Budget
29. 'The pre-operational stage occurs between ages two and six - during which language - symbolic play - and drawing skills are developed.'
Pre-operational stage
Indirect learning experience
Usable Space
Professional
30. A worker with an education beyond high school that is trained for a certain field of work.
Parent Cooperatives
Paraprofessional
Synapses
Communicable Diseases
31. Child care is provided in a private home.
Direct Guidance
Family child care
Suggest
Developmental milestones
32. (Early Childhood Environment Rating Scale) an evaluation used for learning activities for programs working with children 2 ½ years to 5 years. The subscales learning activity areas are: fine motor; art; music & movement; blocks; sand and water play;
Indirect learning experience
Direct Guidance
ECERS
Usable Space
33. A child's apprehension associated with separation from a parent or other caregiver
School-age child care
Masters Degree
Separation anxiety
Service Staff
34. Garments worn by an individual.
Montessori Schools
Reflex
ITERS
Attire
35. Through psychosocial development personality goes through eight stages one being trust vs. mistrust
Erikson
Accreditation
Nanny
Separation anxiety
36. A learning experience that is spur of the moment - could be teachable moments -unplanned events.
Indirect learning experience
Interpersonal Skills
School-age child care
CDA
37. National Association for the Education of Young Children is the professional organization for early childhood education and child care in the United States.
Indirect guidance
Expressive language
Cover Letter
NAEYC
38. Developed to meet the developmental needs of children from low-income homes. Also dental - medical - and mental health services are provided for children
Head Start Programs
ECERS
Persuade
Maturation
39. Public and private elementary schools enrolled children in half day or full day programs to prepare children for elementary school
Kindergartens
Checking-in services
Objective observations
Freud
40. How children develop skills such as concentration - and the ability to learn - understand - recognize and reason.
Freud
Active Listing Skills
Resume
ognitive/ intellectual development
41. Observing someone in his or her job.
Application
Initial assessment
Job Shadowing
Social development
42. To recommend - advise a plan or an action.
Suggest
Direct learning experience
Participation charts
Director Designee
43. Special room or space to seperate children who become sick or show signs of a communicable disease
Indirect learning experience
Isolation Room
Freud
Usable Space
44. Actions used by an adult to help children develop self control
Guidance
Dawdling
Budget
Anaphylactic Shock
45. (Infant/Toddler Environment Rating Scale)an evaluation used for learning activities for programs working with children birth to 2 years. Things that are evaluated are: eye-hand coordination - art - blocks - active physical play - music & movement -
Suggest
Networking
ITERS
Cover Letter
46. A person who provides support services such as cooking - cleaning - or driving a vehicle - but is not a caregiver.
Indirect guidance
Service Staff
School-age child care
Emotional development
47. Growth that occurs over a period of time
Development
Attachment
Lifelong learner
Social development
48. 'theory of Multiple Intelligence emphasizes that there are different kinds of intelligence used by the human brain - one being Bodily/Kinesthetic intellegence.'
Malnutrition
Gardner
Epilepsy
Direct Guidance
49. Used by the teacher to keep track of a variety of children's behavior also known as participation chart.
Au pair
Synapses
Frequency count
Checklist
50. A person that provides care in the childs home and may receive food and housing in addition to wages
Immunization
Entry-level Job
Nanny
ITERS