EC 440 Lesson 3 Exam

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Question 1 0 / 5 points Suneetha wants to replace her current floor covering with an eco-friendly floor covering that will enhance learning. Which of the following should she choose? Question options: Different floor surfaces in different areas Wall-to-wall carpeting Brightly colored ABC and number rugs Brightly patterned linoleum Question 2 5 / 5 points Which of the following statements accurately describes an effective reading center? Question options: The reading center is large enough to accommodate 2 to 3 children. The reading center is not divided from the rest of the classroom allowing children to see it from all areas of the classroom. The reading center contains only books so that children are not distracted by other materials. The reading center is comfortable and aesthetic. Question 3 5 / 5 points Which of these teachers reflects the philosophy found in the textbook regarding the maintenance of learning centers? Question options:

"I've taught for many years and have developed a list of themes for each week along with materials that go with the themes for each learning center." "I observe the children and make changes to the environment based on their needs, interests, and our curriculum goals." "Each Friday I totally change one center. That way I am sure that I always have something new in my classroom." "I work really hard at the beginning of the school year to establish a fantastic environment. I then am able to leave it that way the rest of the year." Question 4 5 / 5 points Which of the following would be the best example of a learning center as defined by the book? Question options: A folder containing a matching game A collection of fossils in a locked glass case An area containing a variety of different hands on activities All of the above Question 5 5 / 5 points You are developing your preschool room arrangement. Which would be the most effective way to divide the classroom? Question options: Keep the classroom open with the shelves placed along the outside walls Divide the room into different centers using shelves that are five feet high

Divide the room into different centers using low shelves Use different colors of rugs to designate different center areas Question 6 0 / 5 points In choosing high-quality books, you should consider which of the following? Question options: The print size, print style, and where the print is located on the page The quality of the illustrations or pictures Whether the book is appealing to you as an adult All of the above Question 7 5 / 5 points According to research, which of the following approaches is most likely to lead to successful reading in the elementary classroom? Question options: All the children in the classroom read the same book. Children spend most of their literacy time practicing reading skills. Children choose their own texts to read. Children read texts that allow for at least a 75% rate of success. Question 5 / 5

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8 points The reading area needs to be well-stocked with quality books. A well-stocked reading area would contain which of the following? Question options: Five to eight books per child in the classroom One to two books per child in the classroom Three to four books per child in the classroom Ten books per child in the classroom Question 9 0 / 5 points According to research results, which of the following statements about ceiling height is true? Question options: More cooperative play is found when the ceilings are lower. Higher ceiling heights promote security. Noise reverberation is increased in classrooms with lower ceilings. Lower ceilings suggest more active play. Question 10 5 / 5 points It is important to put babies on their back to sleep to prevent SIDS. When would you NOT follow this rule?

Question options: If the parents requests that you put the baby on his stomach to sleep. If the baby rolls onto her stomach after you lay her down. If the baby has been spitting up a lot. All of the above Question 11 5 / 5 points High density or crowding can contribute to which of the following? Question options: Decreased cortisol levels Lower levels of achievement More cooperative play Decreased withdrawal in children Question 12 5 / 5 points Bonita writes "I lv jm." Bonita is exhibiting which of the following writing stages? Question options: Letter and symbol forms Invented spelling

Standard spelling Letter-like forms Question 13 5 / 5 points Which of the following materials could you add to the literacy center to increase phonemic awareness? Question options: Small objects to sort by the beginning sound A feely box for children to discover items and describe them A play microphone for children to be weather reporters Sentence strips Question 14 0 / 5 points The textbook discusses the effective, appropriate use of walls. Which of the following teachers is demonstrating what the book discussed? Question options: "Most of my walls are covered with children's work. As long as it is created by children, I have no limits on what can be placed on the wall." "I carefully choose what to place on the walls. It must meet several criteria including being defendable and authentic." "My walls have several bulletin boards. I surround the board with cute, store-purchased borders. I have colorful learning materials and change the board for each holiday and season." "In my class, I have a very large calendar, a weather chart, ABC's, number lines, and color charts. This takes up most of

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the space." Question 15 5 / 5 points Which of the following would accurately describe an effective preschool writing center? Question options: Restricting writing utensils to large pencils so that children learn correct pencil grip Restricting paper to lined paper so that children learn to write on lines Not providing paper or pencils until children have had ample opportunity to learn to write their letters correctly on traceable letter cards Adding a variety of different types of paper and writing implements Question 16 5 / 5 points Which of the following teacher's response illustrates the appropriate use of literature for infants and toddlers? Question options: "Each day I have a story time for the infants in my classroom. We try to read at least two books during this time. But, if they get too restless I stop the story and let them leave the circle." "I have a variety of books available for the infants in my room. They are on a high shelf. When the infants want one they point at it and I get it down for them. That way I can make sure none of the books get damaged." "I have a low bookshelf in my room that has cloth and board books. The infants can look at the books whenever they wish." "I believe that infants and toddlers are too young for books. Instead it is best to focus on oral language." Question 5 / 5

17 points Which of the following statements is true about pesticide exposure and young children? Question options: Pesticide exposure can cause short-term health problems such as shortness of breath but does not cause any long-term problems. If you buy organic fruits and vegetables and live in an urban area you don't need to worry about the children being exposed to pesticides. Pesticide exposure causes both short-term and long-term problems, such as increased risk of cancer and neurodevelopmental impairment. There is little a classroom teacher can do about pesticide exposure in the classroom. Question 18 5 / 5 points Which of the following statements reflects what we know about noise and young children? Question options: There is no evidence that noise has a detrimental effect on young children. Typically, the major source of noise comes from outside the classroom. Noise levels, even when children are engaged in quiet activities, often exceed the level that is optimum for speech development and achievement. Typically, we do not need to worry about children experiencing hearing loss until they reach their teen years and begin to listen to loud music. Question 19 5 / 5 points High density or crowding can be caused by which of the following?

Question options: Too small a room A poor arrangement of space Having some popular and some unpopular learning centers All of the above Question 20 0 / 5 points Which of the following statements accurately reflects the role of texture in the early childhood environment? Question options: It is important to have flat rather than textured surfaces because they are easier to clean. Touch is the most planned for sense in most early childhood environments. Textures can help to control noise and create space definition. Texture contributes little to overall ambiance.

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