Education

Organizing an integrated curriculum around holidays is often valuable.

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When children participate in integrated curriculums they are building skills which will help prepare ...

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Emergent curriculums are based primarily on the interests and passions of the children.

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A contemporary American version of integrated curriculum was described by Jones and Nimmo.

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Enriching the environment with artifacts and materials related to your integrated curriculum is important.

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Researching a topic and surveying families are important components of planning an integrated curriculum.

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The best topics for an integrated curriculum can be presented in a day or two.

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An integrated curriculum topic serves as an umbrella under which developmental and subject areas are included.

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A provocation in the Reggio Emilia approach:

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The most common known form of integrated curriculum is:

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A Unit for children maybe considered shallow when:

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Webbing for an integrated curriculum is:

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Models of Integrated Curriculum include:

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Integrated curriculum is:

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What is generally the first step in planning an integrated curriculum?

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What is one of the best reasons for using integrated curriculum?

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Answer the following question(s) in an approximate 1/2 page short answer.This chapter describes ...

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Answer the following question(s) in an approximate 1/2 page short answer.This chapter provides seven ...

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Early Childhood teachers place play above all other teaching strategies.

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Evidence the teacher collects for assessment, such as anecdotal recordings and photos of children is ...

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Activity and/or lesson plans do NOT contain objectives.

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Learning objectives are sometimes thought of as learner outcomes.

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When creating curriculum plans for young children it is best to NOT focus on their interests or strengths.

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Assessment of your plans can best be done by observing and analyzing what children say and do.

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There are limited strategies or methods used to deliver curriculum.

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