Fundamentals of Infant and Toddler Knowledge Reflection #4 sessions10, 11, and 12

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Fundamentals of Infant and Toddler Knowledge Reflection #4 sessions10, 11, and 12


Fundamentals of Infant and Toddler Knowledge Reflection #4 sessions10, 11, and 12Version en ligne You must achieve a score of 80% or higher to pass. If you did not reach that click on retry to retake it. par 4C CHILDREN 1 Which of the following are appropriate positive guidance techniques to use with toddlers. (check all that apply) Choose one or more answers a Offer real choices b Model expected behavior c Compare the child to another d Teach emotional language e Use time out 2 You should always give infants and toddlers a choice. a True b False 3 Disengagement.... a Is when infants and toddlers withdraw their attention and interest from their surroundings and show they are not interested in what is being offered. b Is when children are interested in a topic c Is shown when children continue to play 4 Strengths-based learning is a type of educational approach that: (check all that apply) Choose one or more answers a Focuses on building strengths b Avoids correcting weaknesses c Encourages play with expensive toys d Focuses on the child 5 It is important to remain current with DCF rules and regulations regarding infant/toddler training. a true b false 6 Identify ways to meet continuing education requirements for infant and toddler caregivers. Choose one or more answers a Talk with parents to learn more about their children. b Stay current on information about infant and toddler development c Watch videos about supporting brain development d Attend workshops on creating supportive environments e Meet for coffee with other providers 7 A professional portfolio is one way to show your development as an infant and toddler professional. a true b false 8 Caring for infants and toddlers is fun, but not really a profession. a true b false 9 There are national organizations, including universities and colleges, which offer support and resources for infant and toddler professionals. a true b false

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Fundamentals of Infant and Toddler Knowledge Reflection #4 sessions10, 11, and 12Version en ligne

par 4C CHILDREN

Which of the following are appropriate positive guidance techniques to use with toddlers. (check all that apply)

Choose one or more answers

You should always give infants and toddlers a choice.

Disengagement....

Strengths-based learning is a type of educational approach that: (check all that apply)

Choose one or more answers

It is important to remain current with DCF rules and regulations regarding infant/toddler training.

Identify ways to meet continuing education requirements for infant and toddler caregivers.

Choose one or more answers

A professional portfolio is one way to show your development as an infant and toddler professional.

Caring for infants and toddlers is fun, but not really a profession.

There are national organizations, including universities and colleges, which offer support and resources for infant and toddler professionals.