Education

The constructivist curriculum approach is

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The constructivist approach does not suggest that children

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Problem solving refers to a child's ability to

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Critical thinking refers to the child's ability to

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Educators have emphasized three goals of the cognitive curriculum that exclude

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Cognitive development refers to

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What are some activities that can become a part of the social curriculum plan that promote the ...

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How does stress affect young children? What should early learning professionals do to assist ...

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Many well-meaning adults say things like "Don't be sad" or "Stop crying." Based on information in ...

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Is it really necessary to teach social skills? Why or why not? Give specific examples to back up the ...

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Both research and practice suggest that peers strongly influence one another. Knowing this, what ...

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How can early care and education professionals help children build "emotional literacy" skills? Give ...

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What is the purpose of a cooperative learning experience?

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Describe two materials that could be used in the early learning environment for emotional development.

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List social skills that are developing as children engage in play activities.

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Name three strategies that build a positive climate or "friendly workplace"?

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What are the key elements of self-concept?

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What is the difference between core emotions and complex emotions?

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Caregivers and teachers in early childhood settings are an important factor in the development of a ...

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The process of socialization begins at birth and continues throughout childhood.

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It is possible to teach emotional development through art materials with young children.

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It is expected that young children will need help in identifying and controlling their emotions.

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Early pressure to excel can be a stressor for young children.

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Racial bullying may be seen as early as seven or eight years of age.

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Social spaces for infants and toddlers should only facilitate adult-child interactions.

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