EDU40002 Quiz

EYLF stands for....

• Every Year Learning Framework

• Early Years Learning Framework

• Early Year Living Framework

• Every Years Framework Learning

The Victorian Early Years Learning and Development Framework [VEYLDF] uses the term 'early childhood professional' for 'any person who works with children between the ages of birth and (a)   years' - what is the missing word or numeral here?

The correct abbreviation for the Australian Children's Education and Care Quality Authority is ......?

• ACEQA

• ACECQA

• ACEQCA

• ACECA

According to the NQF QA 3, the (a)   environment should be safe, suitable and provides a rich and diverse range of experiences that promote children’s learning and development.

Hint: https://www.acecqa.gov.au/nqf/national-quality-standard

What is the name of the learning approach covered in Week 8 that promotes a sense of wonder, exploration, investigation and interest in a range of materials?

Hint: https://swinburneonline.instructure.com/courses/3768/pages/8-dot-3-play-based-learning-in-the-primary-setting?module_item_id=310781

(a)  

In Module 9, Bruce (2011, p. 55) defines three kinds of creativity. What are they? Hint: https://swinburneonline.instructure.com/courses/3768/pages/9-dot-2-defining-aesthetics-and-creativity?module_item_id=310785

• single day creativity,

  individual creativity and

  attempted creativity.

• weekly creativity,

  sporadic creativity and

  mind-blowing creativity.

• everyday creativity,

  specialist creativity and

  world-shattering creativity.

• monthly creativity,

  group creativity and

  lacklustre creativity.

An outdoor play space should offer many open-ended learning opportunities. True or false?

(a)  

DeViney (2010) lists 7 'principles for design' in the Week 11 module. They are:

Hint: https://commons.swinburne.edu.au/file/7b238bf5-156f-4006-82f3-3b2cc9f0c13e/1/1012561.pdf

• 1. Nature is inspiration.

  2. Colour is fun.

  3. Furnishings should be practical.

  4. Texture inspires.

  5. Displays are interesting.

• 1. Nature play.

  2. Minimal colour.

  3. Timber furnishings.

  4. Texture is fun.

  5. Pictures on display.

  6. Mood lighting.

  7. Classroom pets.

• 1. Nature is good.

  2. Bright colours.

  3. Plastic chairs.

  4. No texture

  5. Minimal displays.

  6. Chill out zones.

  7. Water play.

• 1. Nature inspires beauty.

  2. Colour generates interest.

  3. Furnishings define space.

  4. Texture adds depth.

  5. Displays enhance environment.

  6. Elements heighten ambiance.

  7. Focal points attract attention.