PSPR DCF QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTION
What are the 4 stages of play defined by Mildred Parten - Solitary Play, Parallel Play, Associative Play,
Cooperative Play
Children play together with materials and some talking - Associative Play
The approach to active learning through play was developed by - Dr. David Weikart
With hands on learning, children must have choices, using language, manipulate materials and be
supported by adults. - Active Learning
Process of taking an active role in hearing and responding to what children have to say. Using open
ended questions to stimulate a child's thinking - Active listening
Creative Curriculum was founded by - Dr. David Weikart
It is important to have _________ ______ that offer a diverse, challenging and achievable opportunities
for learning and playing. - Learning Centers
basic focus of this approach is that children learn though active involvement with people, materials,
events and ideas - High/Scope Approach
This framework proposes that 10 well-organized interest areas, or learning centers offer children clear
choices - Creative Curriculum
This curriculum is a great way to keep children engaged and interested in the concepts you are teaching
in the classroom. - Thematic curriculum
Allows for smooth traffic flow through different areas while providing room for children to play without
interruption. - Room Arrangment
This should be posted at the children's eye level and sections/toys should be labeled with pictures - Print
Rich Environment
There are four areas you should focus on to ensure that your classroom will be a quality learning
environment that supports developmentally appropriate practice - Learning centers • Room
arrangement • toys and activities • Daily routines
This takes place all day long whenever one activity stops and another starts - transitions
The age of children who can put together a wood puzzles with 4-20 pieces - 3 - 4 year old children
Rules are also called - limits
COMPLETE SOLUTION
What are the 4 stages of play defined by Mildred Parten - Solitary Play, Parallel Play, Associative Play,
Cooperative Play
Children play together with materials and some talking - Associative Play
The approach to active learning through play was developed by - Dr. David Weikart
With hands on learning, children must have choices, using language, manipulate materials and be
supported by adults. - Active Learning
Process of taking an active role in hearing and responding to what children have to say. Using open
ended questions to stimulate a child's thinking - Active listening
Creative Curriculum was founded by - Dr. David Weikart
It is important to have _________ ______ that offer a diverse, challenging and achievable opportunities
for learning and playing. - Learning Centers
basic focus of this approach is that children learn though active involvement with people, materials,
events and ideas - High/Scope Approach
This framework proposes that 10 well-organized interest areas, or learning centers offer children clear
choices - Creative Curriculum
This curriculum is a great way to keep children engaged and interested in the concepts you are teaching
in the classroom. - Thematic curriculum
Allows for smooth traffic flow through different areas while providing room for children to play without
interruption. - Room Arrangment
This should be posted at the children's eye level and sections/toys should be labeled with pictures - Print
Rich Environment
There are four areas you should focus on to ensure that your classroom will be a quality learning
environment that supports developmentally appropriate practice - Learning centers • Room
arrangement • toys and activities • Daily routines
This takes place all day long whenever one activity stops and another starts - transitions
The age of children who can put together a wood puzzles with 4-20 pieces - 3 - 4 year old children
Rules are also called - limits
