DCF Childcare Training Courses 1-5 Practice Test

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• Which statement about neural development is supported by the material?
• What is one of the key safety-related roles of the Local Fire Department in relation to child care?
• Medical Programs and Community Agencies provide which type of support related to child abuse and neglect?
• How many hours of annual in-service training must all childcare professionals complete?
• What is scaffolding?
• Where can you apply for the license?
• What is a theory?
• Which scenario indicates lack of adequate nutrition?
• Shaken Baby Syndrome is best described as a life-threatening condition that occurs when an infant is forcefully shaken back and forth, rupturing blood vessels in the brain and breaking neural connections.
• What do genes contain?
• What is the role described for an agency designed to receive, investigate and provide rehabilitation services for children and families with abuse issues?
• Growth spurts are most likely to occur after periods of what?
• Record every ____; don't leave out anything.
• What is considered an inappropriate food for babies?
• Which statement about language development is true?
• If there is not adequate verbal stimulation in the first years of life, which skill is negatively affected?
• How can Erikson's theory be remembered according to the hints?
• What does early detection of problems allow?
• The ADA's early intervention services cover children in what age range?
• Which of the following is one of the six developmental domains?
• At birth what three parts of the body are fully functioning to support the infant?
• Which statement best describes Principle 1 — Developmental sequence is similar for all?
• Which domain covers how children approach tasks, persistence, and curiosity?
• How should you use knowledge about child growth and development principles?
• What is the primary purpose of screening in early childhood programs?
• Which term describes the process of creating provisions that agencies use to enforce laws at the state level?
• What is the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD)?
• Which of the following is required regarding child discipline procedures?
• How often is every child care program in Florida licensed?
• Define temperment
• As children grow which two muscles must develop first before the finger and toe muscles do?
• Which are symptoms of FAS?
• If the youngest is the third child, with which sibling might they ally against the middle child?
• A child in good health has a better opportunity to do what?
• Which process is used to determine that the State's minimum standards are being met?
• What is the policy regarding dispensing medication in child care facilities?
• Neglect is defined as?
• What is the age range associated with Industry vs. Inferiority?
• Regarding potty chairs, which statement is accurate?
• In motor development, which progression best describes how skills typically develop?
• What is true about screening in child development?
• Mandatory reporters include which of the following professionals?
• Which statement best defines a communicable disease?
• Principle 3 — Development is continuous describes which idea?
• How many hours are required for Part I training courses?
• When a child is healthy, which best describes their condition?
• Do not try to observe more than____ a time.
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a neglect indicator?
• Which of the following is an example of a Physical need?
• Which of the following is a social/environmental risk factor?
• How is normal growth supported?
• Which of the following is a goal of the Americans with Disabilities Act?
• Children will experience weeks or months of slightly slower growth followed by what?
• Which guideline helps ensure a child can tell their story in their own words?
• What is heredity?
• What is the purpose of the myelin insulation?
• Which tool helps with deciding the next steps after screening results?
• What is the main purpose of Piaget's four cognitive development stages for child care providers?
• After the first year, annual length growth slows to about 5 inches per year for the next two years.
• Which observation type uses a concealed observer behind a screen or 2-way mirror and does not interact with the child?
• Choose the area characteristic that should be used for observation.
• Which is the first step of any observation and screening activity?
• Which example illustrates a possible learning problem?
• Which term is defined as the totality of a person's attitudes, interests, behavior patterns, emotional responses, social roles and enduring traits?
• 65C-22.003 covers which area?
• Which entity is charged with directing activities according to rules and laws?
• If the local licensing agency denied the application, how many days does the applicant have to request a hearing?
• Which entities investigate cases of child abuse and neglect?
• What does Erikson's theory mean to a child care professional?
• Healthy behaviors to start early and maintain through adolescence include which of the following?
• What are the blueprints for cells?
• Use ____ that describe but do not judge.
• Lack of providing access to education is evidenced by which scenario?
• In which stage is obtaining permission from parents described as taking place?
• Which statement reflects Maslow's hierarchy as it applies to child care?
• Which stage includes understanding how things relate to one another?
• 65C-22.009 addresses which topic?
• How can conflicts be resolved to build resilient social and emotional life according to the material?
• The license being described is for which of the following?
• How many caregivers are required for sixteen Two Year Olds?
• Which approach helps create a stable environment by reducing transitions?
• Which are the three types of abuse listed?
• Who writes the rules and regulations that appear in the Florida Administrative Code?
• Who must provide toys, equipment, and furnishings?
• Which categories are screening instruments divided into?
• Under which conditions is a fence not required around the outdoor play area for school-age children?
• What is the insulation called that surrounds neural connections?
• Which item is NOT listed as a child risk factor?
• The culture surrounding children influences their learning and behavior in what way?
• What best describes Maslow's view of motivation?
• When a child has a viral illness, which action helps the body fight the illness most effectively?
• Age-level expectancies represent:
• Formal operational stage is typically associated with which age range?
• After the first year, growth slows to how many inches per year for the next two years?
• Which community resources are mentioned as supporting families and youth after-school care?
• What is the result when a facility meets licensing standards and submits the required fee?
• Which factors work together to shape each child's development?
• Fungi grow best in which environment?
• Which records should be on file at a child care facility beyond medical, enrollment, and personnel records?
• Which sign indicates a potential speech or language problem in a child?
• In the first year, infants typically triple their birth weight.
• How is training documentation recorded?
• Which term describes a document that is discussed or voted on by the State Legislature or Federal House or Senate?
• Which domain focuses on relationships, feelings, and social interactions?
• Institutional abuse refers to abuse or neglect that occurs where?
• Which discipline approaches are usually acceptable?
• In dehydration, an infant may wet fewer than how many diapers per day?
• Who has an impact on a child's health status?
• What services are provided by Legal Agencies?
• What type of crib bumper is mentioned as helping prevent accidents?
• What training is acceptable for School Age Child Care Personnel?
• A license will not be issued to any facility that has a staff member who ______ the screening process.
• In addition to the total facility minimum per child, what is the minimum per room routinely occupied?
• Principle 5 — All areas of development are interrelated implies what?
• Which statement aligns with Piaget's view on discovery learning?
• Erik Erikson developed what theory?
• Which major developmental domain specifically covers the development of body movement and coordination?
• From age 2 or 3 onward toward puberty, growth continues at about how many inches per year?
• For children from birth through 1 year of age, how many children should one staff member be responsible for?
• Middle children commonly feel which emotional experience?
• How should you address a child who is mentally challenged?
• Do children differ in growth?
• Which domain is described by eagerness, curiosity, persistence, creativity, and problem solving?
• What must be provided to parents after an accident?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of observation tools in childcare?
• What can knowledgeable caregivers do?
• Which practice helps extend healthy habits to home by informing families?
• The mandated course covers observing developmental behaviors and using tools to determine what?
• The development process involves progression along which type of pathway?
• During the planning stage, you identify how you will engage parents and at what points in the process. Which option best describes this planning focus?
• The phrase 'use it or lose it' applies to which area?
• A body of people whose job is to enact laws.
• Which action should be avoided when questioning a child?
• For children 3 years of age or older, but under 4 years of age, one staff member is responsible for no more than how many children?
• What is the minimum age for a staff person on the premises at all times?
• What is important to remember about diagnosing children?
• Who must sign the completed application?
• Which of the following is a benefit of the Inclusion Rule?
• What do the egg and sperm carry that combine to form a unique child?
• What is crucial to making decisions as a child care professional?
• Which is NOT an approved method to notify parents or guardians of ownership change?
• Which item is part of the planning stage?
• Where should special food restrictions be communicated and posted?
• Lack of space to play is linked to reduced development of which skill?
• Which actions are identified as controlling health issues for a family?
• Which of the following is listed as a behavior sign of illness?
• How is Erik Erikson recognized?
• What documents must the driver possess to legally drive?
• What does immunity mean in reporting child abuse?
• When questioning a child, you should gather enough information to make an informed report to which agency?
• Which statement about development pace is most accurate?
• Which option best describes heat exhaustion signs?
• Which of the following is a child risk factor?
• Which items should be disinfected in a childcare setting?
• The youngest child may be described as which of the following in terms of family influence?
• Who learns about child abuse and neglect according to the material?
• Firstborns are more likely to go to college.
• What is the purpose of a record keeping system in screening programs?
• When addressing a growth-related concern with parents, what should you do after building the relationship?
• When ownership changes, which methods of notifying parents or guardians must be observed?
• Successfully meeting needs at each level results in what?
• A decision guide is used to help with screening results to decide whether to:
• In the context of the ADA, what does equal rights mean for children with disabilities in community-based childcare settings?
• Piaget's theory is based on which concept?
• Why is clear communication with parents important in observation and screening?
• Florida Statutes are made up of what?
• For a group consisting of one Year Old and 24 School Age Children, how many caregivers are required?
• Inclusion can lead to which positive outcome?
• Which of the following is a major developmental domain?
• Which set correctly lists the four basic tasks involved in the process?
• When supporting a gifted child in a childcare setting, what is recommended?
• What does Piaget assume about humans?
• Which of the following is listed as a common sign of illness?
• What is required for supervision during Evening Child Care?
• Which is a possible visual problem?
• The focus of Erikson's stages is what?
• Which activity is described as part of the following-through stage?
• Which term matches non-accidental injury or sexual battery by a caregiver?
• How should a baby be placed in a crib to reduce the risk of injury?
• Which statement is true about the smallest ratio across standard age groups?
• Which of the following is a common sign or symptom of illness?
• What can be levied against a licensee that is out of compliance?
• The Americans with Disabilities Act aims to ensure equal access to which settings for children with disabilities?
• Which credential must be renewed according to standard requirements?
• Which statement about mandatory reporters is true?
• In the planning stage, which items are included?
• 65C-22.001 corresponds to which category?
• What does FAS stand for and what does it cause?
• What message did the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990 send?
• When must renewal applications be submitted?
• A new license is required under which circumstance?
• Which environmental influences are important for children's growth and development?
• Which chemicals are listed as involved in conveying neural messages?
• Which stage involves identifying the time and location for the activity?
• Enrollment forms must be kept current; to whom cannot a child be released?
• Is the developmental sequence the same for all children?
• Middle children as described in the material.
• What must be true for each child during transportation?
• What standard must buildings meet?
• Periods of stammering may occur during development. Which is true?
• Record the facts in the ___ they occur.
• What is the safety phrase used to reduce the risk of SIDS?
• How many of your interactions with a child affect their development and learning?
• The progression through Piaget's stages represents changes in what?
• How can child care professionals apply Vygotsky's theory?
• Which statement defines temperament?
• How should a caregiver address a child who is physically challenged?
• Which action should be avoided when addressing overweight children?
• Which agency establishes, regulates, and enforces local rules and ordinances that meet or exceed state standards?
• Heredity influences may be positive or negative.
• What does the Americans with Disabilities Act prohibit?
• Which describes inadequate supervision?
• Which age group requires one staff member for every 20 children?
• Which observation helps recall Maslow's theory?
• Which agency conducts statewide criminal record checks for childcare personnel?
• Developmental obstacles do what?
• Which statement best describes developmental progress?
• Developmental windows are tied to brain milestones and are especially relevant for learning which skill mentioned in the material?
• How is the Social and Emotional Domain defined?
• Which factor most directly strengthens the durability of neural connections?
• Facilities must comply with which requirements?
• Which action helps prevent communicable disease?
• Which items are listed as inappropriate foods for toddlers?
• Which sign is listed as a possible hearing problem symptom?
• Which conditions define a School Age Child?
• 65C-22.005 addresses which topic?
• Information sheets include the screener's role; which roles may be listed?
• Which best describes Beginning Training?
• The Eight Conflicts in Emotional Development is associated with which theorist?
• Which statement describes attention problems behavior?
• What is a characteristic of the Physical Health and Motor Development domains?
• Which age group requires one staff member for every 25 children?
• How does growth proceed?
• Which agency is described as licensing and inspecting child care facilities to ensure compliance with state standards?
• Which domain focuses on attitudes toward learning, curiosity, and persistence?
• Which age group has the ratio of one staff member for every 15 children?
• For field trips, what staffing is required?
• If there are conflicts between inspectors, what must DCF do?
• How does development typically progress in young children?
• The component that ensures staff have ongoing education and training in child care is which standard?
• How should you address a child who is shy or emotionally challenged?
• What is the first conflict in Erikson's theory and the age range?
• Scoring sheets are used to record what?
• How should you address a child who is socially challenged, such as a child with autism?
• In the window metaphor, closing the window means what?
• Which is an example of a possible physical disability?
• In scheduling, what is identified for the activity?
• Milestones in development are achieved in a fixed timetable for all children. True or false?
• What is the purpose of Child Protective Services?
• Who is defined as a child in the material?
• What is the recommended approach to avoid influencing a child's behavior during observation?
• The four basic tasks involved in developing and maintaining a successful behavioral observation and screening process are:
• If a mixed-age group has its largest subgroup being 3 to under 4 years, which staffing ratio applies?
• What does sexual abuse entail?
• Being healthy generally occurs when a child does what?
• How is growth influenced?
• Which statement about the social/emotional developmental domain is true?
• Developmental Windows are periods when children are especially receptive to surroundings. These periods are tied to what?
• What must applicants disclose to DCF?
• If the first child is considered well-behaved, what label may the second child receive?
• Which statement about fire safety records is true?
• Is periodic regression a normal part of development?
• When should you become concerned about a child's progress?
• Which practice is recommended to assist overweight children?
• What statement captures the importance of early experiences and practice opportunities in skill development?
• For centers providing evening care only, which exemption is true?
• Which term describes a legal decision that is enacted by a state agency?
• Complete the phrase: We define growth as specific ____ changes and increases in the child's size.
• The minimum outside play area shall be provided for what fraction of this identified population?
• Cognitive Development involves:
• Which statement indicates an attention problem?
• Temperament describes what?
• What is a primary focus of Erikson's theory as described in the hints?
• When you have a concern about a growth-related issue for a child, what is the recommended approach with the parents?
• Which of the following is a social/environmental risk factor?
• Which statement best describes how trust is developed in Erikson's theory?
• Florida Statutes are signed into law by whom?
• Which statement about evening care staff credentials is true?
• Which category includes both church services for families in trouble and after-school programs for youth?
• Which of the following is true about drill logs?
• Which agency provides a spectrum of services to preserve and protect the well-being of children and families?
• What is the required distance maintained between napping children?
• What role do care and the environment play in development?
• What is stated about handwashing soap in the facilities rules?
• Which type of language should be avoided because it is open to interpretation?
• Which term refers to sexual contact or interaction between a child and an adult or older child, including indecent exposure and showing pornography?
• What determines which neural connections are initially formed in the brain?
• The First Child facts
• Language and Communication involves:
• The area that covers safety, health, and cleanliness of the facility is which standard?
• Which of the following is a listed method of disease transmission?
• Why is providing a heads up about transitions beneficial for children with autism?
• Which statement about screening is true?
• Which observation approach is used when children are not told they are being observed?
• Naptime supervision requires what arrangement?
• What is required about lighting at all times?
• Attention during development should be focused on what?
• If a child uses unfamiliar terms, what should you do?
• Which description matches heat stroke?
• What is the importance of communicating with parents in this process?
• When does the window of opportunity for learning language begin to close?
• How should you address a child who is gifted in a group care setting?
• Sound screening tools are:
• To operate an urban child care facility, what documentation is required regarding outdoor play space?
• Which option is NOT listed as a neurotransmitter in the material?
• In mixed-age groups, which statement accurately describes how staffing is determined?
• Which of the following is an example of universal precautions?
• If the Department learns that a local licensing agency is not applying its minimum standards, what action is taken?
• Which of the following can disturb or delay normal development?
• Who mandated that child care providers complete a course covering observation of developmental behaviors?
• When children 2 years of age and older are in care, the staff-to-children ratio shall be based on the age group with the largest number of children within the group. Which option best describes this rule?
• When medication is administered, what must be followed?
• Abraham Maslow developed what?
• Which statement about fire drill logs is correct?
• For observation in a childcare setting, what should you ensure about the space?
• Which of the following is NOT a stated use of knowledge about development principles?
• What is the fourth conflict in Erikson's theory and the age that it is presented?
• Which developmental domain is often the most challenging to assess accurately in screening?
• During the observation process, before and after the observation, participants should always ____.
• Programs undergo what kind of review to determine minimum standards are being met?
• Which symptom is associated with speech or language problems?
• Lack of dental or medical care is best described by which scenario?
• Which of the following is a family risk factor?
• Parents should receive a copy of which document related to conduct?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between heredity and brain development?
• Which describes lack of attention (failure to thrive)?
• What do genes provide for the body?
• How many caregivers are required for eight Two Year Olds?
• What is the purpose of proper screening in child development?
• Attachment to parents and relationships with siblings are aspects of which domain?
• The child care facility license is issued in the name of which entity?
• What is heredity?
• Piaget's theory helps educators understand what?
• Which item must be on file regarding first aid, CPR, and emergency procedures?
• Which symptom is listed as an attention problem?
• When do girls enter puberty?
• Which term describes a temporary license allowing operation while compliance is achieved?
• What is Jean Piaget most known for?
• What must local licensing agencies provide to DCF each year?
• How many caregivers are required for six Infants?
• What is required about meals in terms of child care facility setup?
• What is Level 1 in Maslow's hierarchy?
• To whom must local licensing agencies provide data about child care in their county?
• Which of the following is a health and sanitation requirement?
• A provisional license may be issued to a facility which is out of compliance but can complete corrective action within ______ months.
• From age 2 or 3 up to puberty, what is the approximate annual growth in inches?
• Which statement best defines growth?
• What is the purpose of trainer qualifications in early childcare settings?
• Which of the following are common examples of parasites?
• Which statement best captures the overall effect of developmental obstacles?
• What factors have a great influence on the development of children and the decisions professionals make in planning learning and care?
• What is Public Law 92-142 also known as?
• How often does DCF renew its approval of a local licensing agency?
• Which term describes individuals whose role is to create laws?
• Which action is considered Harm?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of an interpretation scale?
• How is a baby's early repertoire of responses exercised?
• The Only Child facts
• Children may progress more slowly when they have multiple developmental challenges such as?
• Which term describes a piece of legislation passed at the local level?
• How can you help children understand their differences in growth?
• Why are Erikson's conflicts 5-8 considered less significant in child development?
• Which statement best captures the relationship among the six domains of development?
• In evaluating a child's progress, which factor is more important than age?
• In suspected heat exhaustion, what action should be taken regarding caregivers?
• What is the meaning of a School Age Child Care Program?
• 65C-22.006 addresses which topic?
• A bill that has been passed by the State House and Senate and approved by the governor is known as which?
• At what age do boys usually enter puberty?
• What log is required when transporting children?
• What is Jean Piaget's theory called?
• Which items are included in an emergency procedure for a child care setting?
• What gets wired into the brain during early development?
• In each stage, development focuses on which of the following?
• Vocab, grammar, reading, and writing are aspects of which domain?
• How does heredity influence a child?
• The three A's of a healthy child are which of the following?
• When local licensing standards meet or exceed DCF standards, what action does the Department of Children and Families take?
• 65C-22.002 covers which area?
• Which type of observation involves not hiding that you are observing the child's actions?
• What is the main purpose of the on-site review in the licensing process?
• Florida Law regarding reporting suspected abuse requires what about confidentiality for child care workers?
• Do lower levels of needs have to be met before higher needs can be accomplished?
• Which of the following is one of Vygotsky's major theory ideas?
• To whom would you report suspected child abuse and neglect via a hotline?
• How many characteristics are determined through heredity factors?
• Which two instructional techniques are based on Piaget's theory?
• For children 4 years of age or older, but under 5 years of age, there must be one staff member for every how many children?
• Which term refers to abuse or neglect occurring at an institution, where the perpetrator is an employee or other caregiver at the institution?
• What does direct supervision mean in a child care setting?
• Why is promoting social interaction important?
• Which of the following is required when administering medication to a child enrolled in your program?
• How many levels does Maslow's hierarchy have?
• To support development without causing frustration, caregivers should:
• Which agency is responsible for ensuring child care facilities are inspected?
• Which is a dehydration sign in children?
• Early on, how are these new neural pathways described?
• When was Public Law 92-142 passed?
• In Maslow's hierarchy, which level includes Safety?
• What describes Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt in early development?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the six domains of development?
• When recording observations, you should record only which of the following?
• Frequent illnesses and injuries increase the likelihood of which developmental outcome?
• What is a typical dynamic for the youngest child in a three-child family?
• Which is NOT a category used in screening instruments?
• Parental permission is described as the first step of any observation and screening activity. Which option lists this correctly?
• Why is social interaction important for children with and without disabilities?
• What did Lev Vygotsky theorize?
• What is the benefit of daily physical and learning routines?
• Why is nutrition important for children in care?
• What is the Florida Abuse Hotline toll-free number and availability?
• Which practice should be avoided when assisting overweight children?
• Which statement describes the role of concrete experiences in Piaget's framework?
• Signs observed during a daily health check fit into which two categories?
• Which disease is commonly caused by bacteria?
• Which statement best describes the transmission of neural messages between neurons?
• What are the hours of Evening Child Care?
• In dehydration, the pulse may be described as?
• Which statement best describes the overall observation and screening process?
• Which set of tools is commonly used to record observations?
• Health status is described as a critical influence on growth and development from which period onward?
• Which items are listed as foods for young children to limit or moderate?
• A license will be issued when which two conditions are met?
• What are each of Erikson's stages called?
• Why is it important for child care professionals to understand family circumstances?
• What is the Florida Abuse Hotline number?
• Which statement best distinguishes growth from development?
• The content outlining basic information needed by caregivers and administrators falls under which standard?
• Why are relationships with family and friends important?
• A sign of dehydration related to the eyes is which of the following?
• A person who is declared legally responsible for the care of a child by a court of law is called what?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a factor affecting a child's brain development and social growth?
• During the early years, while rapid growth is occurring and bones and muscles are maturing, what is important?
• Observation of children in ____ lets the observer report what the child is able to do in an environment that supports the child to perform her best.
• When can the square foot requirement be suspended?
• Heat stroke temperature is commonly around which value?
• Which disease is caused by a virus?
• How should a car seat be used for a child?
• A person who has legal custody of a child.
• When planning developmentally appropriate learning activities, what is most important to consider?
• Which approach best helps children understand growth differences?
• Which of the following is included in School Age Child Care Standards?
• Who must have access to a copy of the discipline practices?
• Which abilities are described as part of the Language and Communication Domain?
• To whom should a mandated reporter report suspected abuse?
• What determines whether the indoor minimum floor space per child is 20 or 35 square feet?
• Which agency inspects child care facilities and educates professionals about safety?
• Which trait best describes middle children?
• Motor Development refers to:
• Greeting a child in a caring way helps them feel what?
• Which description best characterizes development in young children?
• What is an appropriate approach to support a child who is mentally challenged in a general care setting?
• Initiative vs. Guilt: which statement aligns with this conflict?
• For children 1 year of age but under 2 years of age, one staff member should be responsible for no more than how many children?
• If the denial stands, the applicant may do what to the Department of Children and Families?
• At the state level, this includes rules set forth in which code?
• Timely intervention can help a child do what when struggling with a new skill?
• Which statement about equipment and furnishings is correct?
• Health or mental health professionals are considered mandated reporters. True or false?
• Which statement is a sign of the concrete-operational stage?
• Which of the following is an example of Self-Esteem needs?
• In Trust vs. Conflict, what results from meeting an infant's needs?
• In applying Vygotsky's theory, teachers should provide supports that are within the learner's range of ability and gradually remove them.
• Participants must be _____ in their observations.
• Are school-age children enrolled in a public school required to have these health records on file at the facility?
• What describes a genotype disorder?
• Which term best describes a local government law enacted by a city or county?
• Who determines the nutritional needs and recommended daily allotments for children in licensed facilities?
• Which term describes failure to provide basic needs like food, clothing, shelter, health care, or supervision?
• When observing, with whom should you build a relationship?
• What does a foot candle measure?
• What should a child care provider always do?
• Principle 4 — Development proceeds at different rates implies which statement?
• What are genes made up of?
• Where should learning environments be developed to best support children's active participation and collaboration?
• Social and Emotional development focuses on:
• Which describes a possible learning problem?
• If there is not adequate verbal stimulation in the first years of life, which skill is negatively affected?
• How can someone be exempt from the Introductory Child Care Training?
• Which item is NOT listed as an environmental influence on growth and development?
• Which domain is specifically focused on speaking and understanding language?
• What is a synapse?
• Which practice aligns with the recommended Do's when questioning a child?
• These are the basic requirements permitted by law or authority to operate a child care program are called what?
• To describe behavior without judging it, you should use which type of words?
• Which organism is smaller than bacteria and grows only in living cells, causing diseases such as colds, chicken pox, measles, German measles, and mumps?
• Promulgation means what in this context?
• In the executing phase, which activities are included?
• Which stage corresponds to the preoperational range of ages?
• Which instruments are used in observation to measure progress and share results?
• In a classroom with 1 Two Year Old, 8 Three Year Olds and 6 Four Year Olds, how many caregivers are required?
• Why is objectivity emphasized in observation notes?
• 65C-22.007 addresses which topic?
• Which statement best describes the sufficiency of legal mandates alone in ensuring practical options for children with disabilities?
• Which department reviews local minimum standards?
• Which behavior is often observed in youngest children?
• Which item is an example of Comfort and Safety needs?
• Emotional neglect is best described as?
• Which item is a standard for School Age Child Care?
• Which term is defined as specific details drawn up by an agency to support a law, and enforced by the court?
• Which factors affect children's health?
• Which domain includes Language and Communication as a component?
• What determines how children develop?
• Birth order facts
• What is the minimum outdoor play area per child aged one year and older?
• How are messages between synapses sent?
• Which of the following is a sign of possible abuse or neglect?
• What are the four stages of cognitive development and their approximate ages?
• Which sequence best describes the development of motor control?
• Which of the following is listed under Face & Body signs?
• Which statement best describes the mission of the Department of Children and Families?
• Which term refers to a government body responsible for directing activities according to rule, principle or law?
• Which of the following are examples of parasites?
• Florida Statutes are written and proposed by which bodies?
• In mixed-age groups that include children under 1 year, one staff member shall be responsible for no more than how many children of any age group?
• Which part do children gain control first?
• For children 2 years of age or older, but under 3 years of age, there must be one staff member for every how many children?
• What is a dehydration indicator regarding urination?
• Which observation method allows you to interact with children directly and ask them questions?
• If the local licensing agency is not applying minimum standards, who is notified?
• Which professional is explicitly listed as a mandated reporter?
• How does Piaget describe learning?
• Which statement about growth timing is true?
• The hearing must be held within how many days of the applicant's request?
• Regarding animals in a child care facility, which statement is correct?
• The Florida Administrative Code is a compilation of rules created by which entity?
• What does inclusion mean?
• A lack of trust in early childhood can lead to which outcome?
• What is observation in child care?
• Grasping and hopping are examples of which developmental domain?
• Which statement best defines child abuse?
• 65C-22.008 addresses which topic?
• Screening instruments assess more than one developmental domain.
• To ensure observations reflect actual behavior rather than impressions, you should do what?
• Define personality
• A parent who has been awarded custody of children after a divorce is called what?
• 65C-22.004 addresses which topic?
• What access must a child care facility provide to custodial parent or legal guardian?
• Which statement best describes fines in the licensing context?
• What is the ultimate aim of early detection and intervention?
• Which term represents thinking, memory, and knowledge about the world in the six major domains?
• When does the influence of heredity exist?
• Antibiotics have no effect on which type of pathogen?
• In the first year, infants grow how much in length and weight?
• How many psychosocial conflicts are there in Erikson's theory?
• What is the second conflict in Erikson's theory and the age range?
• Which statement is accurate about Maslow's theory?
• How many basic stages are in Piaget's theory?
• Which option is NOT a recommended poisoning prevention measure?
• Is director credentialed staff required for Evening Child Care?
• Piaget's cognitive structures are defined as which of the following?
• Which items must be recorded in the medication log?
• During observation, what should be kept to a minimum?
• If a child's basic needs are not met, what is likely to happen to their self-worth?
• Which of the following is a recommended practice for creating a positive environment for children?
• Which statement describes lack of adequate clothing and hygiene?
• Reasonable accommodation involves making facilities, toys, and equipment readily accessible to and usable by a child with disabilities, so that he or she may participate. Which best describes this concept?
• Some chemicals are specialized and indicate what?
• Which statement is a sign of the preoperational stage?
• Physical Health refers to:
• Which action helps reinforce healthy habits by extending them to home?
• Which is an example of the kind of concrete experiences recommended for children?
• Which statement is a sign of the sensorimotor stage?
• Which statement reflects Vygotsky's view on learning?
• What was Jean Piaget primarily interested in?
• What does the acronym BBD stand for?
• Which practice is prohibited regarding infant feeding?
• Why don't we study Erikson's Conflicts 5-8?
• Approximately how many brain cells are present at birth?
• Which activity best represents Self-Actualizing needs?
• What is the recommended approach when helping a child who is self-conscious about her size?
• Information sheets are used to record which of the following?
• Why should child care professionals learn about principles of child development?
• Do children grow at a steady rate throughout their childhood?
• When a licensing agency denies an applicant, what must they do?
• Are student health records required for School Age Child Care Programs?
• How can a developmental obstacle be overcome or reduced?
• What affects brain structure?
• Which of the following best describes the Cognitive Development and General Knowledge domain?
• Which statement is true about toilet and bath facilities?
• How many fire drills must be conducted annually, at minimum?
• The screening process cannot confirm which of the following?
• Which statement reflects a potential outcome of improper feeding?
• What did Lev Vygotsky develop?
• Moving successfully through Erikson's stages results in what?
• How does culture influence child development?
• Which statement best defines development?
• For children 5 years of age or older, there must be one staff member for every how many children?
• Skills are acquired in what type of sequence?
• Which statement best describes the role of heredity in child development?
• Which statement is true about factors affecting children's health?
• Which of the following is NOT a factor in supporting normal growth?
• Which statement best reflects Principle 2 — Development proceeds from general to specific?
• Which scenario describes lack of adequate shelter?
• Which health forms are required for children before enrollment?
• Under licensure requirements, when is a license not required?
• Which of the following is listed as a possible hearing problem?
• What is the typical age range during which girls begin puberty?
• Which certifications must a driver have?
• In mixed-age groups that include children 1 year but under 2 years of age, one staff member shall be responsible for no more than how many children of any age group?
• Parental responsibility begins with which prenatal care?
• Approaches to Learning refers to:
• Is a legal mandate by itself sufficient to create realistic and responsive childcare options for children with disabilities?
• A child's heredity are genes that are passed along from the parents. What do they determine?
• Synapses are formed throughout the brain throughout life. Which option best describes this?
• Which practice is most important for strengthening neural connections?
• For planned activities, what is required regarding parental notification?
• Which statement best describes the influence of culture on development?
• Which tools are commonly used for recording observations?
• Which of the following statements is true about Florida licensing for child care programs?
• Regarding transportation, which statement is true?
• Daily health checks are used to notice signs of disease. Is this statement true or false?
• What is the main reason exercise levels are important for children?
• What is the role of the Florida Department of Children and Families regarding child care facilities?