Pbs Module 2 Quiz
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It is important that we ______ social and emotional skills
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Model and Teach
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Ignore
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Practice
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A & C
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None of the above
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PBS Module 2 Quiz assesses key social and emotional skills in children. It covers emotional literacy, role of play in social skills, and understanding emotional expressions. Ideal for educators aiming to enhance emotional comprehension in early childhood education.
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A child who is a "Play Organizer" may do what?
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Argue with others, but reach a resolution eventually
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Include other children and assign roles for themselves and others in play
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Move to another area of the classroom and ignore classmates if children do not follow their play schemes
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Sketch out their plans for play
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A. Include other children and assign roles for themselves and others in playExplanation
A child who is a "Play Organizer" may include other children and assign roles for themselves and others in play. This suggests that they have strong leadership skills and enjoy organizing and coordinating activities. They are likely to take charge and ensure that everyone is involved and has a role to play in the game or activity.Rate this question:
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________ __________ is the ability to identify, understand, and express emotions in a healthy way.
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Mental Health
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Social Concept
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Emotional Literacy
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Peer Relation
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A. Emotional LiteracyExplanation
Emotional literacy refers to the ability to recognize, comprehend, and communicate emotions in a positive and constructive manner. It involves being aware of one's own emotions, as well as being able to empathize with and understand the emotions of others. Emotional literacy is essential for maintaining mental well-being and building healthy relationships. It allows individuals to effectively manage their emotions, resolve conflicts, and communicate their needs and feelings in a healthy way.Rate this question:
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Children who do not learn to use emotional language have a hard time labeling and understanding their own feelings as well as
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Attending to circle lessons
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Demonstrating appropriate self-help skills
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Accurately identifying how others feel
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Eating snack independently
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A. Accurately identifying how others feelExplanation
Children who do not learn to use emotional language struggle with accurately identifying how others feel. Emotional language is important in understanding and expressing emotions, and without it, children may have difficulty empathizing with others and recognizing their emotions. This can affect their social interactions and relationships, as they may struggle to understand and respond appropriately to others' feelings.Rate this question:
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A teacher is reading, “My Many Colored Days” and performing a puppet show to teach and expandthe children’s emotional vocabulary. Use of children’s literature to teach a specific social/emotional skill in the classroom is an example of:
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Direct instruction
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Laissez-Faire instruction
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Borderline instruction
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Poor instruction
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A. Direct instructionExplanation
Using children's literature to teach a specific social/emotional skill in the classroom is an example of direct instruction. Direct instruction refers to a teaching method where the teacher provides explicit and structured guidance to students. In this case, the teacher is actively reading and performing a puppet show to engage the children and teach them about emotional vocabulary. This approach allows for direct teaching and learning of the desired skill, providing clear and focused instruction to the students.Rate this question:
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A teacher tells her three-year old student to “calm down”, but he does not. What could be one reason he did not respond to this direction?
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He does not understand what the phrase "calm down" means
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He does not understand the distinction of "calm" verses "tense"
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He is too "wound up" to be able to calm himself down
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All of the above
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A. He does not understand what the phrase "calm down" meansExplanation
One reason the three-year-old student did not respond to the direction to "calm down" could be that he does not understand the meaning of the phrase. At this age, children may not have a full grasp of language and may struggle to comprehend complex phrases or instructions. Therefore, it is possible that the student did not respond because he simply did not understand what "calm down" meant.Rate this question:
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Which of the “Turtle Technique” steps is missing? Stop and think, “Tuck” into your shell, Come out of your shell when you are calm and can think of an appropriate solution to your problem
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Go to the teacher and ask her to help problem-solve the situation for you
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Take three deep breaths
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Stop, Drop, and Roll
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Give your classmates a high five
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A. Take three deep breathsExplanation
The missing step in the "Turtle Technique" is to "Take three deep breaths." This step is important as it helps in calming oneself down and gaining control over emotions before attempting to find a solution to the problem.Rate this question:
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In what setting is the Turtle Technique most effective?
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Home setting
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School setting
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Only in settings in which the child struggles with anger management/control
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Any and all- the most effective interventions are those used across settings
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A. Any and all- the most effective interventions are those used across settingsExplanation
The Turtle Technique is most effective in any and all settings because the most effective interventions are those used across settings. This means that the technique can be applied both at home and at school, regardless of whether the child struggles with anger management/control or not. The Turtle Technique is a widely applicable strategy that can be used consistently across different settings to help children manage their emotions effectively.Rate this question:
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What is the "Solution Kit" as described in Module 2?
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Gives children possible solutions to common problems encountered at school
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Describes the importance of going to get an adult to help you solve your problem
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Gives teachers tips on how to deal with very aggressive behavior within the classroom
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Is only for use at home, to help parents understand how to teach social and emotional competencies
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A. Gives children possible solutions to common problems encountered at schoolExplanation
The "Solution Kit" as described in Module 2 gives children possible solutions to common problems encountered at school. It is a resource that provides guidance and strategies for children to effectively solve problems that they may face in the school environment. This kit aims to empower children by equipping them with the necessary skills to handle various situations and challenges they may encounter at school.Rate this question:
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When teaching social and emotional skills, most children seem to respond to
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Fun activities
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Games
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Pictures
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Books
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Role Playing
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Modeling
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Multimedia tools
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Puppets
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All of the Above!
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A. All of the Above!Explanation
When teaching social and emotional skills, using a variety of methods and tools can be effective in engaging children and catering to different learning styles. Fun activities, games, pictures, books, role playing, modeling, multimedia tools, and puppets all provide different ways for children to learn and practice these skills. By incorporating all of these options, educators can create a comprehensive and engaging learning experience for children, increasing the likelihood of them responding positively and effectively to the teaching of social and emotional skills.Rate this question:
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