ECE 108 Quiz Questions ACTUAL UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
Best known for emphasizing the importance of play in Froebel
learning, this philosopher saw the teacher as a designer
of activities and experiences that facilitate learning.
This twentieth century philosopher believed the Dewey
curriculum should be built around the interests of
children. This philosophy of early childhood education
led to the concept of the child-centered curriculum.
Piaget's theory of cognitive development describes the sensory motor, pre-operational, concrete operational, and formal operations
intellectual capabilities of children at their different
stages of cognitive development. Which of the following
describes the cognitive stages of development from the
earliest to the most sophisticated?
When Heather sees a butterfly for the first time she says, assimilation
"Oh, what a pretty birdie." This is an example of which of
the following?
Which of the following describes a mental structure in schema
which we store previously learned knowledge so that we
can use it later to make predictions, generalizations, and
inferences?
, Which term describes when an adult shows a child a task scaffolding
or models what a particular behavior looks like?
Skills associated with reading readiness include which of auditory discrimination
the following? visual discrimination
large motor skills
What philosophy of literacy instruction includes the use whole language
of children's literature to teach reading and writing in the
context of meaningful, functional, and cooperative
experiences where students' motivation and interest in
the process of learning is important?
A comprehensive, balanced perspective includes careful the child
selection of the best theories to match the learning styles
of which of the following?
The Common Core State Standards (CCSS) was initiated all students are prepared for college or the workforce upon high school
at the state level. What do the Standards attempt to graduation
ensure for all students?
Which of the following best describes assessment authentic assessment
activities that determine the students' abilities to
complete real-world tasks?
What do in-depth measures of assessment, such as monitor student progress across time
running records, informal reading inventories, and
portfolios, allow educators to do?
Marie Clay created this type of assessment to help running record
teachers observe and describe children's oral reading
behavior and the types of errors they make. This helps to
plan for reading instruction.
Jessica read the following from her text: "Bobby bought a visual
new boot," instead of "Bobby bought a new boat." How
can her error can be classified?
What is the purpose of the materials that are placed in a -make the child aware of his/her strengths and weaknesses and how he/she can
student's portfolio? improve
-help teachers create appropriate instructional strategies
-help parents understand their child's development
Which types of assessments are prepared by publishers standardized tests
and are administered to large numbers of students in
order to develop norms, validity and reliability?
ANSWERS
Best known for emphasizing the importance of play in Froebel
learning, this philosopher saw the teacher as a designer
of activities and experiences that facilitate learning.
This twentieth century philosopher believed the Dewey
curriculum should be built around the interests of
children. This philosophy of early childhood education
led to the concept of the child-centered curriculum.
Piaget's theory of cognitive development describes the sensory motor, pre-operational, concrete operational, and formal operations
intellectual capabilities of children at their different
stages of cognitive development. Which of the following
describes the cognitive stages of development from the
earliest to the most sophisticated?
When Heather sees a butterfly for the first time she says, assimilation
"Oh, what a pretty birdie." This is an example of which of
the following?
Which of the following describes a mental structure in schema
which we store previously learned knowledge so that we
can use it later to make predictions, generalizations, and
inferences?
, Which term describes when an adult shows a child a task scaffolding
or models what a particular behavior looks like?
Skills associated with reading readiness include which of auditory discrimination
the following? visual discrimination
large motor skills
What philosophy of literacy instruction includes the use whole language
of children's literature to teach reading and writing in the
context of meaningful, functional, and cooperative
experiences where students' motivation and interest in
the process of learning is important?
A comprehensive, balanced perspective includes careful the child
selection of the best theories to match the learning styles
of which of the following?
The Common Core State Standards (CCSS) was initiated all students are prepared for college or the workforce upon high school
at the state level. What do the Standards attempt to graduation
ensure for all students?
Which of the following best describes assessment authentic assessment
activities that determine the students' abilities to
complete real-world tasks?
What do in-depth measures of assessment, such as monitor student progress across time
running records, informal reading inventories, and
portfolios, allow educators to do?
Marie Clay created this type of assessment to help running record
teachers observe and describe children's oral reading
behavior and the types of errors they make. This helps to
plan for reading instruction.
Jessica read the following from her text: "Bobby bought a visual
new boot," instead of "Bobby bought a new boat." How
can her error can be classified?
What is the purpose of the materials that are placed in a -make the child aware of his/her strengths and weaknesses and how he/she can
student's portfolio? improve
-help teachers create appropriate instructional strategies
-help parents understand their child's development
Which types of assessments are prepared by publishers standardized tests
and are administered to large numbers of students in
order to develop norms, validity and reliability?
