ECHED13 - Quiz 3

What is the function of curriculum models?

• to organize the content of what and when to teach this to young children

• they serve as the framework and bases for curriculum guides

• it helps the teaching methods of the teacher easy and convenient

• it puts emphasis on what the teacher will prioritize when teaching young children

Which curriculum model is based on the idea that children learn through play and exploration?

• Highscope

• Waldorf

• Reggio Emilia

• Montessori

What curriculum models works with educational materials and believe that young children has the absorbent mind?

• Reggio Emilia

• Montessori

• Academic oriented curriculum

• Bank Street Model

Who developed the Reggio Emilia Model in Itay?

• David Weikart

• Loris Malaguzzi

• Lucy Mitchell

• Diane Trister Dodge

What is the emphasize of Montessori Model?

• group learning activities

• nature experience

• hands-on learning activities

• Parental participation

Which theoretical perspective was not used by the Bank Street model?

• Psychoanalysis theory of Erickson

• Piaget's Cognitive Development

• John Dewey's progressive education philosophy

• Multiple-Intelligence theory of Howard Gardner

What approach does the Reggio Emilia Model incorporates that refers to the indepth investigation of themes of interest to children?

• constructivist

• academic-based

• project

• teacher-directed

What is the emphasis of the Waldorf Curriculum Model?

• Artistic Expression

• Project based

• Teacher oriented

• Individualism

Which is the core principle of the Reggio Emilia approach?

• Adherence to a fixed curriculum

• Teacher is the sole provider of the knowledge

• Children are capable of constructing their own learning

• Using appropriate learning materials suited to their age

Which of the following is a feature of Montessori materials?

• It is a teacher-made material

• Materials are abstract and can be used in any learning areas

• materials are standardized to all Montessori schools

• Materials are self-correcting and encourage independent practice