DCF CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT (CGAD) COMBINED SET QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT ANSWERS
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DCF CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT (CGAD) COMBINED SET QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT ANSWERS
Why is it important to establish routines? - Answer-*a sense of security and self-esteem "My needs are met" *a sense of "Toys go here" *feelings of independence and competence "I can do this by myself" *Cognit...
DCF CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
(CGAD) COMBINED SET QUESTIONS WITH
ALL CORRECT ANSWERS
Why is it important to establish routines? - Answer-*a sense of security and self-esteem
"My needs are met" *a sense of "Toys go here" *feelings of independence and
competence "I can do this by myself" *Cognitive and language skills "Pants go on
before shoes"
Routine means - Answer-a predictabl esequence of steps o activities that are performd
to complete a task. A rouine is based on the children's developmental level and skills
and helps them feel secure and comfortable by letting them know what to expect.
Define Approaches to Learning domain? - Answer-refers to a child's eagerness to learn.
It includes curiosity, persistence, creative problem solving and the ability to create and
complete long-term projects.
Define Language & Communication Domain? - Answer-refers to the child's ability to
communicate with others. It involves a child's ability to see, hear, speak, read and write
and construct an understanding o things around them.
Define Cognitive Development & General Knowledge Domain? - Answer-refers to the
child's intellectual or mental abilites. It involves exploration, discovery, concept and
memory formation, problem slving and creative expression. It inculdes knowledge of
mathematics, scientific thinking, awarenes of social studies and the arts.
Name the domain and age of milestone: "Experimenting with different types of sounds" -
Answer-Language and Communition Birth to 8 mos.
Name the domain and age of milestone: "Working at tasks for long periods of time" -
Answer-Approaches to Learning - School Age
Name the domain and age of milestone: "Holding up three fingers when asked their
age" - Answer-Cognitive Development & General Knowledge Domain - 3 years old
Name the domain and age of milestone: "Reacting to funny parts of stories by laughing"
- Answer-Language and Communition - 24 mos to 36 mos.
Name the domain and age of milestone: "Beginning to differentiate between strangers
and famliar people" - Answer-Cognitive Development & General Knowledge Domain -
Birth to 8 mos.
, Name the domain and age of milestone: "Requesting that their favorite book be read
over" - Answer-Approaches to Learning - 24 mos to 36 mos.
Name the domain and age of milestone: "Understands money denominations" -
Answer-Cognitive Development & General Knowledge Domain - School Age
Name the domain and age of milestone: "Lifting arms up while crying to be picked up" -
Answer-Approaches to Learning - Birth to 8 mos.
Name the domain and age of milestone: "Repeating short rhyming verses" - Answer-
Language and Communition - 3 years old
Name the domain and age of milestone: "Using play and different media to process new
ideas" - Answer-Approaches to Learning - 5 year old
Name the domain and age of milestone: "Wanting to be assigned a "job" " - Answer-
Cognitive Development & General Knowledge Domain - 24 mos to 36 mos.
Name the domain and age of milestone: "May develop strong preferences for favorite
authors or genres" - Answer-Language and Communition - School Age
Why is it important to use the developmental domains in your lesson plan? - Answer-All
domains are reflected in children's activities to experience, learn and increase each
domain while playing in variety of activities or materials. Keeps track what has been
used and write notes of what worked or didn't. Helps whole group, small groups and
indviduals.
From Developmentally Appropriate Practices list and describe the three elements that
defines DAPs? - Answer-DAP are Age Appropriate: Birth to 12 develop and learn
activities, routines and strategies for need of age group.
DAP are Individually Appropriate: Children don't develop at the same rate, so when
child is falling behind or needs intervention--accomodations may be required.
DAP are Socially and Culturally: Diverse classroom of cultures effect peers eg. Asians
taught it's rude to look in eyes, etc.
DAP is often referred to as _______ and ________. - Answer-Ages and Stages
List and describe the three elements to create DAPs? - Answer-Active Learning:
Children learn during the activity by doing.
Meaningful experiences: Children have fun and memorable time during the activitiy to
which they can relate ona developmental level. It relates to developmental level, cultural
background and indvidual interest. Nurturing relationships: The child builds a positive
relationship with his/her peers and his classmates during the activity. It is also okay fo
children to work by themselves.
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