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Trang 11 The first position statement on DAP published by NAEYC in 1987 met universal agreement.
a True
b False
REFERENCES: 1-1 What is the Position Statement on Developmentally Appropriate Practice?
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.01 - Define developmentally appropriate practice
ACCREDITING STANDARDS: NAEYC.SA.6b - In-depth understanding and thoughtful application of NAEYC
Code of Ethical Conduct and other professional guidelines relevant to their professional role
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
2 The position statement on DAP was revised in 1997 and then again in 2009
a True
b False
REFERENCES: 1-1 What is the Position Statement on Developmentally Appropriate Practice?
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.01 - Define developmentally appropriate practice
ACCREDITING STANDARDS: NAEYC.SA.6b - In-depth understanding and thoughtful application of NAEYC
Code of Ethical Conduct and other professional guidelines relevant to their professional role
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
3 Making decisions based on the principles of the position statement will mean that all preschool programs will look the
same
a True
b False
REFERENCES: 1-1a Developmentally Appropriate Practice - Further Definition
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.01 - Define developmentally appropriate practice
ACCREDITING STANDARDS: NAEYC.SA.6d - Integrating knowledgeable, reflective, and critical perspectives
on early education based upon mastery of relevant theory and research
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
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Trang 24 The position statement includes guidelines for teachers on establishing reciprocal relations with families.
a True
b False
REFERENCES: 1-1a Developmentally Appropriate Practice - Further Definition
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.01 - Define developmentally appropriate practice
ACCREDITING STANDARDS: NAEYC.SA.6b - In-depth understanding and thoughtful application of NAEYC
Code of Ethical Conduct and other professional guidelines relevant to their professional role
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
5 There are no obvious results to starting formal academic instruction with young children
a True
b False
REFERENCES: 1-4 Results of Developmentally Appropriate versus Inappropriate Practice
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.04 - Describe concerns regarding inappropriate educational
experiences for young children
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
6 The position statement includes ten general principles of child development
a True
b False
REFERENCES: 1-3 Basic Principles of Development
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.03 - Identify twelve developmental principles relevant to
understanding developmentally appropriate practice
ACCREDITING STANDARDS: NAEYC.SA.6b - In-depth understanding and thoughtful application of NAEYC
Code of Ethical Conduct and other professional guidelines relevant to their professional role
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
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Trang 37 There are three sources of knowledge about young children used to make decisions.
a True
b False
REFERENCES: 1-2 Essential Components of DAP
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.02 - Describe the essential components of developmentally
appropriate practice
ACCREDITING STANDARDS: NAEYC.SA.6b - In-depth understanding and thoughtful application of NAEYC
Code of Ethical Conduct and other professional guidelines relevant to their professional role
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
8 One of the impacts of developmentally inappropriate practices may be on self-esteem
a True
b False
REFERENCES: 1-4a Self-Esteem
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.04 - Describe concerns regarding inappropriate educational
experiences for young children
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
9 Culture has no impact on what is considered developmentally appropriate practice for young children
a True
b False
REFERENCES: 1-2 Essential Components of DAP
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.02 - Describe the essential components of developmentally
appropriate practice
ACCREDITING STANDARDS: NAEYC.SA.6d - Integrating knowledgeable, reflective, and critical perspectives
on early education based upon mastery of relevant theory and research
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
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Trang 410 Early introduction to academic methods and knowledge is always helpful in giving young children a head start in
learning
a True
b False
REFERENCES: 1-4d Later Academic Patterns
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.04 - Describe concerns regarding inappropriate educational
experiences for young children
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
11 DAP means making decisions about programs for children based on
a understanding the atypical developmental patterns for most children
b knowledge of individual children’s strengths, abilities, needs, and interests
c recognition of that cultural backgrounds of children is unimportant
d recognition that all children are the same
REFERENCES: 1-2 Essential Components of DAP
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.02 - Describe the essential components of developmentally
appropriate practice
ACCREDITING STANDARDS: NAEYC.SA.6b - In-depth understanding and thoughtful application of NAEYC
Code of Ethical Conduct and other professional guidelines relevant to their professional role
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
12 The position statement includes _ principles based on research and theory in child development
a ten b three
c twelve d four
REFERENCES: 1-3 Basic Principles of Development
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.03 - Identify twelve developmental principles relevant to
understanding developmentally appropriate practice
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
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Trang 513 The position statement applies to classrooms and programs for
a children from birth through age five
b children from birth through age eight
c children who are typically developing
d children whose first language is English
REFERENCES: 1-1 What is the Position Statement on Developmentally Appropriate Practice?
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.01 - Define developmentally appropriate practice.
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
14 One of the negative effects of early academics is
a low school drop-out rates
b damage to self-esteem
c poor test results
d poor parent-teacher communication
REFERENCES: 1-4a Self-Esteem
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.04 - Describe concerns regarding inappropriate educational
experiences for young children
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
15 The position statement
a gives guidelines for diagnosing disabilities
b gives guidelines for assessment and curriculum
c gives guidelines for excluding families
d gives guidelines demanding children all act the same
REFERENCES: 1-2 Essential Components of DAP
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.02 - Describe the essential components of developmentally
appropriate practice
ACCREDITING STANDARDS: NAEYC.SA.6b - In-depth understanding and thoughtful application of NAEYC
Code of Ethical Conduct and other professional guidelines relevant to their professional role
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Understanding
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Trang 616 One of the reasons that the position statement on DAP undergoes periodic revision is
a because children are constantly changing
b to try to get families to agree to the ideas
c to meet growing challenges and questions for professionals
d to address the changing knowledge base from research and professionals
REFERENCES: 1-2 Essential Components of DAP
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.02 - Describe the essential components of developmentally
appropriate practice
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Understanding
17 The most recent position statement adds a discussion regarding practices for
a infants b kindergartners
c after-school children d middle school children
DIFFICULTY: Difficult
REFERENCES: 1-1 What is the Position Statement on Developmentally Appropriate Practice?
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.01 - Define developmentally appropriate practice.
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Understanding
18 Introduction to early academics may
a give children an advantage over peers who do not get this introduction
b be advantageous, particularly for children who are English language learners
c be advantageous, particularly for children from disadvantaged backgrounds
d cause children to become turned off to education very early
REFERENCES: 1-4d Later Academic Patterns
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.04 - Describe concerns regarding inappropriate educational
experiences for young children
ACCREDITING STANDARDS: NAEYC.SA.6d - Integrating knowledgeable, reflective, and critical perspectives
on early education based upon mastery of relevant theory and research
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
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Trang 719 Guidelines are NOT provided for which of the following teacher roles in the DAP position statement?
a Establishing reciprocal relationships with families
b Creating a caring community of learners
c Creating a professional career ladder
d Assessing children’s development and learning
REFERENCES: 1-1 What if the Position Statement on Developmentally Appropriate Practice?
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.01 - Define developmentally appropriate practice.
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
20 Which the following is NOT included among misunderstandings of DAP?
a Teachers teach minimally in DAP classrooms
b DAP programs are effective only for certain populations
c There is no way to tell if children are learning in DAP classrooms
d NCLB is incompatible with DAP
REFERENCES: 1-5 Misunderstandings about Developmentally Appropriate Practice
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.05 - Discuss responses to ten misunderstandings related to
developmentally appropriate practice
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
21 The Ypsilanti study showed that high quality preschool programs
a have short-term impact on high-risk children of poverty
b include components of Distar
c have both short- and long-term impact on high-risk children of poverty
d employ professional teachers
REFERENCES: 1-4 Results of Developmentally Appropriate versus Inappropriate Practice
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.04 - Describe concerns regarding inappropriate educational
experiences for young children
ACCREDITING STANDARDS: NAEYC.SA.6d - Integrating knowledgeable, reflective, and critical perspectives
on early education based upon mastery of relevant theory and research
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
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Trang 822 Which of these statements is MOST accurate?
a NAEYC is the only professional organization to publish position statements on DAP
b NAEYC was the first professional organization to publish a position statement on DAP
c NAEYC was the first professional organization to publish a position statement on DAP for children with
special needs
d NAEYC's position statement on DAP is widely used in public school kindergartens
REFERENCES: 1-1 What is the Position Statement on Developmentally Appropriate Practice?
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.01 - Define developmentally appropriate practice
ACCREDITING STANDARDS: NAEYC.SA.6d - Integrating knowledgeable, reflective, and critical perspectives
on early education based upon mastery of relevant theory and research
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
23 Which of these statements is MOST accurate?
a There is a universal agreement about principles of DAP
b Understanding principles of DAP prevent teachers from making mistakes
c Understanding principles of DAP help teachers make decisions
d Understanding principles of DAP help teachers improve test scores
REFERENCES: 1-2 Essential Components of DAP
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.02 - Describe the essential components of developmentally
appropriate practice
ACCREDITING STANDARDS: NAEYC.SA.6d - Integrating knowledgeable, reflective, and critical perspectives
on early education based upon mastery of relevant theory and research
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
24 Which of the following was NOT a distinct component of DAP in the first position statement?
a Cultural context b Language
c Individual needs d Teacher roles
REFERENCES: 1-1 What is the Position Statement on Developmentally Appropriate Practice?
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.01 - Define developmentally appropriate practice.
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
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Trang 925 Which of these is NOT usually considered developmentally appropriate?
a Integrated curriculum
b Provision for children’s initiative and choice
c Teacher-supported play
d Timetables for achieving requirements
REFERENCES: 1-3 Basic Principles of Development
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.03 - Identify twelve developmental principles relevant to
understanding developmentally appropriate practice
ACCREDITING STANDARDS: NAEYC.SA.6b - In-depth understanding and thoughtful application of NAEYC
Code of Ethical Conduct and other professional guidelines relevant to their professional role
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
26 New trends and concerns in the early childhood field include:
a Decreasing numbers of infants and toddlers cared for in groups
b Segregation of children with special needs
c Early learning standards enacted by most states
d Increased funding for early childhood programs
REFERENCES: 1-1 What is the Position Statement on Developmentally Appropriate Practice?
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.01 - Define developmentally appropriate practice.
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
27 Early childhood teachers make many decisions including all EXCEPT
a best guidance methods for families to use
b strategies to meet goals for children
c appropriate curriculum and materials
d how to meet needs of individual children
REFERENCES: 1-1 What is the Position Statement on Developmentally Appropriate Practice?
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.01 - Define developmentally appropriate practice
ACCREDITING STANDARDS: NAEYC.SA.6d - Integrating knowledgeable, reflective, and critical perspectives
on early education based upon mastery of relevant theory and research
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
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Trang 1028 Interrelated dimensions of early childhood practice include all EXCEPT
a establishing reciprocal relationships with families
b establishing professional relationships with other colleagues
c assessing children’s learning and development
d creating a caring community of learners
REFERENCES: 1-2 Essential Components of DAP
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.02 - Describe the essential components of developmentally
appropriate practice
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Understanding
29 The most important knowledge for teachers making developmentally appropriate decisions is
a knowledge of local guidelines
b knowledge of school readiness guidelines
c child development knowledge
d knowledge of state early learning standards
REFERENCES: 1-2 Essential Components of DAP
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: GEST.DAP.17.01.02 - Describe the essential components of developmentally
appropriate practice
ACCREDITING STANDARDS: NAEYC.SA.6d - Integrating knowledgeable, reflective, and critical perspectives
on early education based upon mastery of relevant theory and research
KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Remembering
30 Which statement is a misunderstanding of DAP?
a DAP is appropriate for all children
b DAP is incompatible with early learning standards
c DAP includes no early academics
d DAP is appropriate for children with special needs
REFERENCES: 1-5d Misunderstanding 4 - Developmentally Appropriate Programs Don't Include
Academics, Generally Interpreted to Be the Formal Skills of Learning Reasing, Writing, and Arithmetic
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