EC420 EXAM 1 ANSWERS - ASHWORTH
Ashworth EC420 Exam 1 Answers
Question 1
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5 / 5 points
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What do teachers need to be aware of when working with students of different cultures?
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Their own judgments
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Their own biases
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Their own values
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All of the above
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Question 2
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5 / 5 points
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When caring for young children in groups it is NOT important to create:
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small group sizes.
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a bond between a child and an instructor of the same gender.
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continuity of care.
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cultural and familial continuity.
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Question 3
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5 / 5 points
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Early childhood curricula usually include experiences in:
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exploration.
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sharing.
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interaction with peers.
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All of the above
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Question 4
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5 / 5 points
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What is an example of cultural and familial continuity?
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Having teachers who match the cultural background of the students they serve
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Teachers teaching students about different cultures of the students
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Parents teaching students about different cultures of the students
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Having a classroom of students with the same cultural background
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Question 5
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5 / 5 points
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The successful education of children with special needs will demand that:
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parents accept the disability and are not emotional about the problem.
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parents always remain calm and in command.
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parents accept everything the professional tells them to do and do it without questions.
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an effective partnership exists between parents and professionals.
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Question 6
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5 / 5 points
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Inclusion means that exceptional children attend school or child care programs:
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without typically developing peers.
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only when there are special teachers with them.
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with typically developing peers.
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only when their parents are with them.
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Question 7
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5 / 5 points
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Legislation requires that __________ of children in Head Start be children with disabilities.
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10%
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15%
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20%
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25%
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Question 8
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5 / 5 points
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P.L. 105-17 (1997 Amendments to IDEA) set the stage for:
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family-professional collaboration.
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nondiscrimination for people with disabilities.
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family-centered early intervention.
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All of the above
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Question 9
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5 / 5 points
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A/An ____ is a spiral notebook that the exceptional child carries daily to and from home and the intervention program.
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portfolio
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diary
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activity list
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passport
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Question 10
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5 / 5 points
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Montessori developed a:
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nursery school for children who are gifted.
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day-care center for young Italians in New York City.
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Casa dei Bambini in Rome.
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a test to determine if children are retarded.
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Question 11
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5 / 5 points
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Many Western cultures value the characteristics of independence, yet many other cultures emphasize all of the following characteristics EXCEPT:
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respect.
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interdependence.
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assertiveness.
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obedience.
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Question 12
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5 / 5 points
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The least restrictive environment is:
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in a regular classroom if appropriate.
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always in a regular classroom.
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usually in a special education classroom.
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never in a special education classroom.
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Question 13
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5 / 5 points
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At the present time it is thought that the best way to provide learning opportunities for children with special needs is in classrooms:
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called non-categorical.
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with typically developing children.
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for developmentally delayed.
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especially equipped for their disability.
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Question 14
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5 / 5 points
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Public Law 99-457, The Education of the Handicapped Act Amendments of 1986:
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authorized Individual Family Services Plans (IFSPs).
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requires statements about mental retardation.
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tightened eligibility requirements for infants and toddlers.
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All of the above
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Question 15
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5 / 5 points
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Public Law 94-142 was enacted in:
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1935.
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1955.
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1975.
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1979.
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Question 16
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5 / 5 points
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Inclusion support activities for the ECE who has a child with special needs in the class might include:
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ongoing observation and assessment of the child.
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in-service information to staff members about the child's disability.
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demonstration of specific intervention techniques.
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All of the above
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Question 17
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5 / 5 points
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Appropriate curriculum for young children in the first few primary grades should be based on:
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the child's physical, emotional, and intellectual needs.
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reading and writing skills.
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the mistakes children make.
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learning to sit still and listen.
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Question 18
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5 / 5 points
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Parents of young children with disabilities often report that:
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they are confused because even the "experts" disagree about causes of developmental delays.
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their pediatrician called their attention to their child's problem shortly after birth.
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they were told exactly how to help their child, and they were successful the first time.
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professionals who examined their child agreed on the cause of their child's problem.
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Question 19
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5 / 5 points
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