Question 1

What is sensory modulation?

Accepted Answer

Ability to process and respond appropriately to information from our senses

Question 2

The environment and materials are key components to Montessori's educational approach.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Greenspan's floortime/DIR model is often used to work with children who have:

Accepted Answer

Autism and/or developmental delays

Question 4

What kind of therapist is responsible for addressing sensory processing disorders in young children?

Accepted Answer

A)  Occupational 
B)  Speech 
C)  Physical 
D)  Play 
A)  Occupational 
B)  Speech 
C)  Physical 
D)  Play

Question 5

List our seven senses.

Accepted Answer

Olfactory/smell, gustatory/tas

Question 6

What are the stages of Piaget's constructivist theory that occur during early childhood?

Accepted Answer

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Question 7

What is play therapy?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What is play therapy?...

Question 8

List a minimum of 4 constructivist assumptions about children and their development:

Accepted Answer

The answer of List a minimum of 4 constructivist assumptions...

Question 9

High/Scope curriculum is based on the assumption that children…

Accepted Answer

A)  learn best through books. 
B)  should be active participants in their leaning. 
C)  learn best through discrete trials. 
D)  learn best through interactions with an adult. 
A)  learn best through books. 
B)  should be active participants in their leaning. 
C)  learn best through discrete trials. 
D)  learn best through interactions with an adult.

Question 10

The senses addressed in Sensory Processing Theory are:

Accepted Answer

A)  Smell, taste, touch, and hearing 
B)  Proprioceptive and vestibular 
C)  Auditory, gustatory, olfactory, tactile, visual, proprioceptive and vestibular 
D)  Auditory, gustatory, olfactory, tactile, visual and extrasensory perception 
A)  Smell, taste, touch, and hearing 
B)  Proprioceptive and vestibular 
C)  Auditory, gustatory, olfactory, tactile, visual, proprioceptive and vestibular 
D)  Auditory, gustatory, olfactory, tactile, visual and extrasensory perception

Question 11

According to Piaget, children use ______ to make sense of new information.

Accepted Answer

A)  assimilation and accommodation 
B)  guided participation and apprenticeship 
C)  the zone of proximal development 
D)  social problem solving 
A)  assimilation and accommodation 
B)  guided participation and apprenticeship 
C)  the zone of proximal development 
D)  social problem solving

Question 12

ABA is based on:

Accepted Answer

A)  Constructivist theories 
B)  Modern Transactional Ecological Model 
C)  Rogoff's addition of apprenticeship and guided participation to constructivist theory. 
D)  Behavioral theories including Pavlov and Skinner. 
A)  Constructivist theories 
B)  Modern Transactional Ecological Model 
C)  Rogoff's addition of apprenticeship and guided participation to constructivist theory. 
D)  Behavioral theories including Pavlov and Skinner.

What is sensory modulation?

The environment and materials are key components to Montessori's educational approach.

Greenspan's floortime/DIR model is often used to work with children who have:

What kind of therapist is responsible for addressing sensory processing disorders in young children?

List our seven senses.

What are the stages of Piaget's constructivist theory that occur during early childhood?

What is play therapy?

List a minimum of 4 constructivist assumptions about children and their development:

High/Scope curriculum is based on the assumption that children…

The senses addressed in Sensory Processing Theory are:

According to Piaget, children use ______ to make sense of new information.

ABA is based on:

An Introduction to the Field of Early Childhood Special Education

Typical and Atypical Development

Families Are the Most Important of All

Children Who Are at Risk

Identification and Intervention

Developing Ifsp and Iep

Children Who Have Autism Spectrum Disorder

Children Who Have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Children Who Have Challenging Behaviors and Mental Health Issues

Children With Communication Impairments

Children With Intellectual Disability

Children With Hearing Loss and Visual Impairment

Children Who Have Motor Issues and Those With Other Health Impairments

Education of Children With Disabilities in Primary School Years: Grades K3

Children Who Are Gifted

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Exam 2: Theoretical Foundations in Early Childhood Special Education

What is sensory modulation?

The environment and materials are key components to Montessori's educational approach.

Greenspan's floortime/DIR model is often used to work with children who have:

What kind of therapist is responsible for addressing sensory processing disorders in young children?

List our seven senses.

What are the stages of Piaget's constructivist theory that occur during early childhood?

What is play therapy?

List a minimum of 4 constructivist assumptions about children and their development:

High/Scope curriculum is based on the assumption that children…

The senses addressed in Sensory Processing Theory are:

According to Piaget, children use ______ to make sense of new information.

ABA is based on:

An Introduction to the Field of Early Childhood Special Education

Typical and Atypical Development

Families Are the Most Important of All

Children Who Are at Risk

Identification and Intervention

Developing Ifsp and Iep

Children Who Have Autism Spectrum Disorder

Children Who Have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Children Who Have Challenging Behaviors and Mental Health Issues

Children With Communication Impairments

Children With Intellectual Disability

Children With Hearing Loss and Visual Impairment

Children Who Have Motor Issues and Those With Other Health Impairments

Education of Children With Disabilities in Primary School Years: Grades K3

Children Who Are Gifted

Filters