Question 1

When parents see the teacher as an expert, they __________.

Accepted Answer

Feel uncomfortable a

Question 2

Discuss how a parent education program can help parents become better teachers of their own children.

Accepted Answer

They can learn to recognize the child's

Question 3

__________ visits help parents become more effective in the education of their children.

Accepted Answer

The answer of __________ visits help parents become more effective...

Question 4

The aim of parent education is to __________.

Accepted Answer

help parents be bett

Question 5

When parents work as aides in the classroom, they are

Accepted Answer

A) acting as clerical support. 
B) helping to decrease expenses. 
C) supervising a group of children. 
D) increasing the ration of adults to children. 
A) acting as clerical support. 
B) helping to decrease expenses. 
C) supervising a group of children. 
D) increasing the ration of adults to children.

Question 6

Which item listed below is NOT usually included in a brochure?

Accepted Answer

A) menu 
B) address of the school 
C) hours in session 
D) brief statement of philosophy 
A) menu 
B) address of the school 
C) hours in session 
D) brief statement of philosophy

Question 7

Parents of children already enrolled in a school should feel free to visit at any time.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Scheduled observations of demonstration activities help parents learn.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Directors can create a welcoming environment for parents of all cultures by working to understand differences but also finding common ground.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Schools must actively promote themselves in order to remain __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Schools must actively promote themselves in order...

Question 11

An attractive brochure is an effective tool for selling a school and is, therefore, lengthy and detailed.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Which of the following describes the changing nature of school and home since the end of World War II?

Accepted Answer

A) All of these answers. 
B) More than half the mothers of children over the age of six are employed outside the home. 
C) Many children are placed in child care as infants. 
D) Parents share children-rearing responsibilities. 
A) All of these answers. 
B) More than half the mothers of children over the age of six are employed outside the home. 
C) Many children are placed in child care as infants. 
D) Parents share children-rearing responsibilities.

Question 13

When there are no specific written agreements, the extent of parent participation depends on the philosophy and attitudes of the school.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Sometimes parents feel inadequate, so one goal of a parent education program is to help them to

Accepted Answer

A) respect their own abilities. 
B) stop feeling guilty. 
C) imitate the techniques teachers use. 
D) find books that will answer their questions. 
A) respect their own abilities. 
B) stop feeling guilty. 
C) imitate the techniques teachers use. 
D) find books that will answer their questions.

Question 15

Which of the following may limit school involvement by the average parent?

Accepted Answer

A) All of these answers. 
B) the parent's experience 
C) limited surplus energy 
D) time available 
A) All of these answers. 
B) the parent's experience 
C) limited surplus energy 
D) time available

When parents see the teacher as an expert, they __________.

Discuss how a parent education program can help parents become better teachers of their own children.

__________ visits help parents become more effective in the education of their children.

The aim of parent education is to __________.

When parents work as aides in the classroom, they are

Which item listed below is NOT usually included in a brochure?

Parents of children already enrolled in a school should feel free to visit at any time.

Scheduled observations of demonstration activities help parents learn.

Directors can create a welcoming environment for parents of all cultures by working to understand differences but also finding common ground.

Schools must actively promote themselves in order to remain __________.

An attractive brochure is an effective tool for selling a school and is, therefore, lengthy and detailed.

Which of the following describes the changing nature of school and home since the end of World War II?

When there are no specific written agreements, the extent of parent participation depends on the philosophy and attitudes of the school.

Sometimes parents feel inadequate, so one goal of a parent education program is to help them to

Which of the following may limit school involvement by the average parent?

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

When parents see the teacher as an expert, they __________.

Discuss how a parent education program can help parents become better teachers of their own children.

__________ visits help parents become more effective in the education of their children.

The aim of parent education is to __________.

When parents work as aides in the classroom, they are

Which item listed below is NOT usually included in a brochure?

Parents of children already enrolled in a school should feel free to visit at any time.

Scheduled observations of demonstration activities help parents learn.

Directors can create a welcoming environment for parents of all cultures by working to understand differences but also finding common ground.

Schools must actively promote themselves in order to remain __________.

An attractive brochure is an effective tool for selling a school and is, therefore, lengthy and detailed.

Which of the following describes the changing nature of school and home since the end of World War II?

When there are no specific written agreements, the extent of parent participation depends on the philosophy and attitudes of the school.

Sometimes parents feel inadequate, so one goal of a parent education program is to help them to

Which of the following may limit school involvement by the average parent?

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