CDA final Exam, 100 QUESTIONS With ANSWERS ALL CORRECT

CDA final Exam, 100 QUESTIONS With ANSWERS ALL CORRECT-CDA stands for - Child Development Associate Which area does not have a CDA credential? • Preschool • Home Child Care • School Age • Infant and Toddler - school age Which of the following is not an indicator of well-trained early childhood educators? They take frequent coffee breaks. • They give children opportunities to succeed. • They help children expand on an idea. • They move about the room to offer assistance. - They take frequent coffee breaks Well-trained early childhood educators: Tell children "no" as often as possible .• Solve problems for children. • Allow children to be as independent as possible. • Expect that children will listen to them and do as they say. - Allow children to be as independent as possible. Children learn best with: • Lots of detailed instruction .• Hands-on real life experiences. • When they are told by teachers what to do. • All of the above. - Hands-on real life experiences. Well-trained early childhood teachers do not: • Want the children to use English only in the classroom. • Respect children, parents and staff .• Accept diverse ideas .• Show enthusiasm. - Want the children to use English only in the classroom. NAEYC stands for: • National Associates for Young Children.• Native American Educational Youth Council .• National Association for the Education of Young Children. • National Assocation for the Education of Youth. - National Association for the Education of Young Children. A CDA maintains a commitment to professionalism by: • Joining appropriate professional organizations. • Attending trainings and conferences. • Keeping informed about legislative and regulatory issues. • All of the Above. - All of the above A CDA sees that her room has more children than the law mandates. S/he should report the situation to her: • Lead Teacher • Supervisor • State Licensing if the supervisor doesn't remove the extra child(ren). • All of the Above. - All of the above A CDA has an ethical responsibility not to harm children by participating in practices that are: • Disrespectful, degrading, dangerous, exploitative, intimidating. • Emotionally damaging. • Physically harmful • All of the Above. - All of the Above.