Instructional Practices Spring Semester Final

What is the definition of physical development?

• The growth of the body and its parts, including muscle and motor development.

• The functioning of your brain.

• How fast your heart beats.

• The amount of time it has taken you to reach adolescence.

What is cognitive development?

• How children learn to be tennis players.

• The development of your arms and legs.

• The way children play and run.

• How children think, explore and figure things out.

What is the definition of social development?

• The method of finding out a child's best subject in school.

• The fastest that a child grows in Kindergarten.

• The process by which a child learns to interact with others around them.

• Making the best decision possible on a test question.

What is emotional development?

• The calculations involved when measuring the speed of sound.

• The process of gathering seeds for planting in the Spring.

• The movement of the blood through the body.

• The ability to recognize, express, and manage feelings at different stages of life and to have empathy for the feelings of others.

What does 'developmentally appropriate' mean?

• Making sure all children get a fair chance at a good education.

• Ensuring that goals and experiences are suited to the learning, development and progress of children.

• Creating the best learning environment possible for children.

• The act of teaching children to play nicely with one another.

What is an interview?

• The feelings you get when you enjoy the weather.

• A meeting of people, face to face.

• A place where kids go to play.

• A person who loves doing crossword puzzles.

What is the definition of 'resignation'?

• An act of retiring or giving up a position.

• Becoming the best at the job you do.

• Feeling angry towards others.

• The process of chopping vegetables up very finely.

What is a resume?

• The process of earning the most pay offered for a particular job.

• A formal document that serves to show a person's career background and skills.

• The top manager at a corporation.

• The presentation of the evidence in a trial by jury.

What are soft skills?

• Non-technical skills that describe how you work and interact with others.

• Skills that are not important as hard skills.

• Things you learn from being a weak person.

• The best way to learn how to sew.

What is the definition of the word 'termination' when talking about employment?

• Feeling embarrassed about the job you have.

• The act of winning the most games in a row.

• The departure from a job and the end of an employee's duration with an employer.

• Working for an employer for more than 5 years.