Early Childhood Development Flashcards

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Flashcards based on the Early Childhood Development NQF Level 4 curriculum.

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What is it called when we deliberately plan our actions and behaviors so that children observe how we respond in difficult situations?

Intentional practice.

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Where are the Critical Cross-field Outcomes, which are part of all educational programmes in South Africa, indicated?

NCF (National Curriculum Framework).

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Education White Paper 6 is the policy for what type of education?

Inclusive education.

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Education White Paper 5 is the policy for what type of education?

Early childhood education.

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Who develops the Grade R curriculum?

Department of Basic Education.

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How does the ECD practitioner assess babies, toddlers, and young children?

By completing observations.

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Curriculum experiences are prescribed for different categories of children based on what?

Age.

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What type of knowledge is embedded knowledge passed down from generation to generation?

Indigenous

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What type of knowledge and practices are specific to a particular geographical region?

Local Knowledge

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According to Bronfenbrenner, what will have the greatest influence on the young child?

The child's family.

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True or False: 'I must be educated in ways that help me celebrate my differences' refers to exclusive education.

False. It refers to inclusive education.

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True or False: Parents and caregivers play a big role in early childhood education.

True

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True or False: Curricula should be differentiated to accommodate children with special needs.

True

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True or False: The content of ECD programmes is universal and should not be influenced by culture in any way.

False. The content of ECD programs should be influenced by culture.

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True or False: All ECD practitioners have the same qualification, namely TVET Early Childhood Development NCV 4.

False. ECD practitioners may have different qualifications.

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True or False: Best practices in English ECD centers are often based on a Western way of viewing childhood.

True

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True or False: Babies and toddlers can follow the same daily schedule.

False. Babies and toddlers have different schedules

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True or False: Creative activities can be done indoors as well as outdoors.

True

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True or False: A learning environment refers mainly to the physical environment.

False. It refers to both the physical and social environment.

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True or False: ECD centers should not have a pet corner as they are unhygienic.

False. ECD canters can have a pet corner if they are kept clean and are supervised.

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What is offered to primary caregivers and young children as a means of support at home?

Home-based programmes

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What do you call a caregiver looking after a child on a casual basis?

Child minding

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What type of informal training normally takes place at the local clinic or other municipal venue?

Community-based programmes

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What are programs aimed at young children living in rural areas where visits are made once or twice a week?

Mobile ECD programmes

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Where a group of young children have 'play dates' on a weekly basis, supervised by the mothers?

A playgroup

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What provides disadvantaged children and families with access to developmentally appropriate educational play and learning materials?

A toy library

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What is structured to provide learning and support appropriate to the child's development age and stage at a center?

ECD centre-based programmes

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Which programme is designed for children aged 3,5-5 years?

A pre- Grade R programme

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What provides the foundation for a child's learning?

Families

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Learning areas

Mathematics and Language

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ECD's jurisdiction changed and now falls under the Department …

Higher Education and Training

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Day mothers with more than … children are required to register their centre.

Six

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When play activities provide opportunities for children to develop across many domains at the same time, it is seen as …

Holistic development

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The National Curriculum Framework provides guidance for those developing programmes and working with babies, toddlers, and young children between the ages of…

Birth to four

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… assessment is done at the beginning of a learning programme.

Initial

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… assessment is done at the end of a learning programme.

Summative

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… assessment is done during the learning programme.

Formative

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… assessment is done by a qualified psychologist.

Diagnostic

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… assessment is done by the ECD practitioner.

Ongoing

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… assessment is done to diagnose e.g., a psychological problem.

Diagnostic

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Ensuring that young children know the importance of eating healthy food is indicated in the learning area of …

Well-being

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When children are allowed to dress up in their parents' clothes, they are encouraging …

Creativity

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When parents and caregivers speak to babies, they are developing the child's …

Communication

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Babies build relationships by seeking their parents' attention and interacting with them. This is important to their sense of …

Identity and belonging

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Experimenting with counting and estimating is important in the exploration of …

Mathematics