POST CHS113 Unit 4 Knowledge Check Latest 2023

CHS113 Infant-Toddler Care and Assessment

Unit 4 Knowledge Check

Question 1

NAEYC was originally known in the 1920’s as the

a. Correct. For more information about NAEYC, see Spotlight on Organizations.

b. Incorrect. For more information about NAEYC, see Spotlight on Organizations.

c. Incorrect. For more information about NAEYC, see Spotlight on Organizations.

d. Incorrect. For more information about NAEYC, see Spotlight on Organizations.

Question 2

Caregivers should be knowledgeable about toddler development so that they can

a. Incorrect. For more information about development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

b. Incorrect. For more information about development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

a. Correct. For more information about development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

b. Incorrect. For more information about development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

Question 3

Piaget’s stage 5 of his ages and stages theory is for toddlers ages 12 to 18 months. This stage is appropriately named

a. Incorrect. For more information about cognitive development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

b. Correct. For more information about cognitive development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

c. Incorrect. For more information about cognitive development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

d. Incorrect. For more information about cognitive development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

Question 4

18- to 24-month olds are able to begin pedaling a low-riding cycle.

a. Correct. For more information about appropriate materials, see Section 12-1:: Materials.

b. Incorrect. For more information about appropriate materials, see Section 12-1:: Materials.

Question 5

Toddlers learn with their heads only.

a. Incorrect. For more information about development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

b. Correct. For more information about development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

Question 6

Toddlers can swing between extremes, such as smiling or laughing, followed by screaming or crying.

a. Correct. For more information about development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

b. Incorrect. For more information about development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

Question 7

When working with toddlers from 18 to 24 months, it is a good idea to use the Three As to help them problem solve and feel good about themselves.

Question 8

Erik Erikson’s stage of __________ best defines the toddler years.

a. Incorrect. For more information about language development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

b. Incorrect. For more information about language development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

c. Incorrect. For more information about language development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

d. Correct. For more information about language development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

Question 9

Chairs can become objects to push and carry for toddlers from 12 to 18 months.

a. Correct. For more information about physical development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

b. Incorrect. For more information about physical development, see Section 12-2: Planning Experiences to Support and Challenge Development.

Question 10

Toddlers often push and pull objects to practice walking in their environment.

a. Correct. For more information about appropriate materials, see Section 12-1:: Materials.

b. Incorrect. For more information about appropriate materials, see Section 12-1:: Materials.