Question 1

Discuss the changes in families today and how that affects the job of teachers.

Accepted Answer

More than half the mothers of young chil

Question 2

What are the important elements to consider when planning a brochure?

Accepted Answer

It should contain all pertinen

Question 3

In an early childhood program, many first contacts and impressions are made over the _____.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In an early childhood program, many first...

Question 4

Which of the following would NOT enhance communication in a parent-teacher conference?

Accepted Answer

A) beginning by discussing problems with the child 
B) allowing enough time to cover the discussion adequately 
C) empathizing with the parents about their concerns 
D) providing a comfortable setting that is free from interruptions 
A) beginning by discussing problems with the child 
B) allowing enough time to cover the discussion adequately 
C) empathizing with the parents about their concerns 
D) providing a comfortable setting that is free from interruptions

Question 5

Conferences are not the most efficient way for a school to help parents.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

One of the first opportunities for parents to learn in the school setting is at the __________.

Accepted Answer

orientatio

Question 7

MATCHING
a.one-on-one meeting between a teacher and parents to discuss a child's progress or resolve problems
b.activities designed to help parents become better informed about child-rearing and family life
c.parents' sharing in the education of their children through participation in school activities
d.the first parental visit to a child's potential school
e.co-operation between the school and allowing community member to volunteer
f.parents watch the interaction between teachers and children
-initial contact

Accepted Answer

The answer of MATCHING
a.one-on-one meeting between a teacher and parents...

Question 8

What kinds of community activities should a director encourage staff to attend?

Accepted Answer

Go to professional organizatio

Question 9

When children are in child care for long hours each day, the responsibilities of parents and teachers __________.

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overlap or

Question 10

Parent conferences should be started and ended on a positive note.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Although parents can do many tasks at a school, they should never be responsible for parts of major maintenance projects.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Describe some activities that can be part of a parent education program.

Accepted Answer

The first opportunity is the orientation

Question 13

Describe how a director should assess the appearance of the school.

Accepted Answer

Look at the outside of the bui

Question 14

Day-to-day contacts with parents should not be seen as part of parent education.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

The best form of public relations for a program is

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A) an attractive sign at the entrance. 
B) good parent education and involvement. 
C) an attractive brochure. 
D) teachers who praise the school. 
A) an attractive sign at the entrance. 
B) good parent education and involvement. 
C) an attractive brochure. 
D) teachers who praise the school.

Question 16

The rationale for involving parents in a program is to minimize their concerns.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

In order to bring people from the community into a school, the director can

Accepted Answer

A) plan activities such as a lecture or book sale. 
B) put a "Visitors Welcome" sign in front. 
C) ask parents to invite their neighbors. 
D) send out letters to community leaders. 
A) plan activities such as a lecture or book sale. 
B) put a "Visitors Welcome" sign in front. 
C) ask parents to invite their neighbors. 
D) send out letters to community leaders.

Question 18

Parent education activities are designed to

Accepted Answer

A) prevent child abuse. 
B) teach child development. 
C) inform parents about child-rearing practices. 
D) teach parents the same values held by the teachers. 
A) prevent child abuse. 
B) teach child development. 
C) inform parents about child-rearing practices. 
D) teach parents the same values held by the teachers.

Question 19

What do parents learn by participating in cooperative schools?

Accepted Answer

They learn a lot about their own childre

Question 20

MATCHING
a.one-on-one meeting between a teacher and parents to discuss a child's progress or resolve problems
b.activities designed to help parents become better informed about child-rearing and family life
c.parents' sharing in the education of their children through participation in school activities
d.the first parental visit to a child's potential school
e.co-operation between the school and allowing community member to volunteer
f.parents watch the interaction between teachers and children
-parent-teacher conference

Accepted Answer

The answer of MATCHING
a.one-on-one meeting between a teacher and parents...

Discuss the changes in families today and how that affects the job of teachers.

What are the important elements to consider when planning a brochure?

In an early childhood program, many first contacts and impressions are made over the _____.

Which of the following would NOT enhance communication in a parent-teacher conference?

Conferences are not the most efficient way for a school to help parents.

One of the first opportunities for parents to learn in the school setting is at the __________.

What kinds of community activities should a director encourage staff to attend?

When children are in child care for long hours each day, the responsibilities of parents and teachers __________.

Parent conferences should be started and ended on a positive note.

Although parents can do many tasks at a school, they should never be responsible for parts of major maintenance projects.

Describe some activities that can be part of a parent education program.

Describe how a director should assess the appearance of the school.

Day-to-day contacts with parents should not be seen as part of parent education.

The best form of public relations for a program is

The rationale for involving parents in a program is to minimize their concerns.

In order to bring people from the community into a school, the director can

Parent education activities are designed to

What do parents learn by participating in cooperative schools?

The Director: a Broad View

Diversity and Early Education

Choices: Schools and Programs

Setting Goals

Planning: Infants and Toddlers

Planning: Preschool-Age Children

Planning: School-Age Children

Family Child Care

Staff Selectionpersonnel Policies

Staff Supervision and Training

Budget

Nutrition, Health and Safety for the Program

Beginnings: a New Programa New Year

Maintaining the Quality of Child Care

Filters

Exam 14: Including Families and the Community

Discuss the changes in families today and how that affects the job of teachers.

What are the important elements to consider when planning a brochure?

In an early childhood program, many first contacts and impressions are made over the _____.

Which of the following would NOT enhance communication in a parent-teacher conference?

Conferences are not the most efficient way for a school to help parents.

One of the first opportunities for parents to learn in the school setting is at the __________.

What kinds of community activities should a director encourage staff to attend?

When children are in child care for long hours each day, the responsibilities of parents and teachers __________.

Parent conferences should be started and ended on a positive note.

Although parents can do many tasks at a school, they should never be responsible for parts of major maintenance projects.

Describe some activities that can be part of a parent education program.

Describe how a director should assess the appearance of the school.

Day-to-day contacts with parents should not be seen as part of parent education.

The best form of public relations for a program is

The rationale for involving parents in a program is to minimize their concerns.

In order to bring people from the community into a school, the director can

Parent education activities are designed to

What do parents learn by participating in cooperative schools?

The Director: a Broad View

Diversity and Early Education

Choices: Schools and Programs

Setting Goals

Planning: Infants and Toddlers

Planning: Preschool-Age Children

Planning: School-Age Children

Family Child Care

Staff Selectionpersonnel Policies

Staff Supervision and Training

Budget

Nutrition, Health and Safety for the Program

Beginnings: a New Programa New Year

Maintaining the Quality of Child Care

Filters