EDU 204 - FINAL EXAM |QUESTIONS & ANSWERS VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS 100%|GRADE A+|LATEST 2024/2025
A group child care home is best described as: - ✔✔a home-based program that
serves between 7 to 12 children.
Informal care is defined as: - ✔✔a network of unregulated "kith and kin" providers
caring for children in their homes.
Measures of structural quality include: - ✔✔group size, child-adult ratio, teacher
and administrator specialized education and training.
Research indicates that potential benefits of high quality child care and education
services include: - ✔✔enhanced social, emotional, learning, language, and
cognitive development.
The two most common types of child care are: - ✔✔centers and family child care.
Education programs should base curricular and instructional decisions on: -
✔✔social trends.
Formative evaluation is used to: - ✔✔determine the effectiveness of the program
while changes are still being made.
High quality early childhood programs have ____________________ in common.
- ✔✔adherence to appropriate licensing regulations
Intuitive evaluation is - ✔✔a personal construct.
Objectives-based evaluation is: - ✔✔focused on what children achieve as a result
of their participation.
Standards-based evaluation is: - ✔✔evaluation of the extent to which a program
achieves a set of criteria developed outside of any specific program.
Accreditation cannot be considered: - ✔✔a quick, easy, and inexpensive process
, Child care regulations: - ✔✔need to be updated on a regular basis.
Regulations concerning child care program administrators: - ✔✔should be the
same regardless of who is sponsoring the child care program they lead
Regulations typically define a child care center as being: - ✔✔a non-residential
facility serving children less than 24 hours a day more than 30 days per year.
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) does not require _________. - ✔✔all
programs must submit a list of their employees by December 31.
Family handbooks, staff and administrator's manuals: - ✔✔apply laws and
regulations to the operation of a specific program.
If you were the director of a center that was operated by Head Start or a public
school, policies and procedures would probably be developed by: - ✔✔the board
of directors working with the director and other stakeholders
NAEYC Accreditation Standards require that policies and procedures: - ✔✔are
provided to families in a language they can understand.
The program's staff manual should: - ✔✔include job descriptions and
qualifications and staff training and professional development requirements.
This is a characteristic of program policies: - ✔✔they describe the program's plans
for achieving its goals.
Which of these does NOT apply to the program's administrative manual? - ✔✔it
should be published on the program's website.
A reason that early childhood programs need more staff is: - ✔✔to provide
adequate adult/child ratio and small group size for program quality.
Effective professional development activities do not: - ✔✔limit training to a
workshop presentation
SOLUTIONS 100%|GRADE A+|LATEST 2024/2025
A group child care home is best described as: - ✔✔a home-based program that
serves between 7 to 12 children.
Informal care is defined as: - ✔✔a network of unregulated "kith and kin" providers
caring for children in their homes.
Measures of structural quality include: - ✔✔group size, child-adult ratio, teacher
and administrator specialized education and training.
Research indicates that potential benefits of high quality child care and education
services include: - ✔✔enhanced social, emotional, learning, language, and
cognitive development.
The two most common types of child care are: - ✔✔centers and family child care.
Education programs should base curricular and instructional decisions on: -
✔✔social trends.
Formative evaluation is used to: - ✔✔determine the effectiveness of the program
while changes are still being made.
High quality early childhood programs have ____________________ in common.
- ✔✔adherence to appropriate licensing regulations
Intuitive evaluation is - ✔✔a personal construct.
Objectives-based evaluation is: - ✔✔focused on what children achieve as a result
of their participation.
Standards-based evaluation is: - ✔✔evaluation of the extent to which a program
achieves a set of criteria developed outside of any specific program.
Accreditation cannot be considered: - ✔✔a quick, easy, and inexpensive process
, Child care regulations: - ✔✔need to be updated on a regular basis.
Regulations concerning child care program administrators: - ✔✔should be the
same regardless of who is sponsoring the child care program they lead
Regulations typically define a child care center as being: - ✔✔a non-residential
facility serving children less than 24 hours a day more than 30 days per year.
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) does not require _________. - ✔✔all
programs must submit a list of their employees by December 31.
Family handbooks, staff and administrator's manuals: - ✔✔apply laws and
regulations to the operation of a specific program.
If you were the director of a center that was operated by Head Start or a public
school, policies and procedures would probably be developed by: - ✔✔the board
of directors working with the director and other stakeholders
NAEYC Accreditation Standards require that policies and procedures: - ✔✔are
provided to families in a language they can understand.
The program's staff manual should: - ✔✔include job descriptions and
qualifications and staff training and professional development requirements.
This is a characteristic of program policies: - ✔✔they describe the program's plans
for achieving its goals.
Which of these does NOT apply to the program's administrative manual? - ✔✔it
should be published on the program's website.
A reason that early childhood programs need more staff is: - ✔✔to provide
adequate adult/child ratio and small group size for program quality.
Effective professional development activities do not: - ✔✔limit training to a
workshop presentation
