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Inclusive Curriculum for Infants and ToddlersVersión en línea CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER por Irica Nicole Tibay 1 A teacher notices that one child in her class speaks a different home language and rarely participates in group activities. What should the teacher do first? Choose one or more answers a Require the child to speak only English b Ignore the child until they adjust c Use the child's home language when possible and encourage participation through play d Ask the child to observe classmates quietly. 2 During free play, a toddler with a physical disability cannot reach the classroom toys. What is the most appropriate action for the teacher? Choose one or more answers a Tell the child to wait for another activity. b Move the toys and arrange the classroom so the child can access them independently. c Ask other children not to play with the toys. d Give the child a different activity away from the class. 3 A teacher wants to develop children's independence while still providing guidance. Which curriculum approach is most appropriate? a Montessori Approach b Teacher-centered instruction c Memorization Approach d Lecture Method 4 A parent believes that children only learn through worksheets. How can the teacher best respond? a Agree and increase worksheet activities. b Explain that play-based activities also develop cognitive, social, emotional, and physical skills. c Stop using play activities d Ignore the parent's concern. 5 A classroom includes children from different cultural backgrounds. Which activity best promotes inclusion? a Celebrating only one culture's traditions b Asking children to learn only one language c Reading stories and singing songs from different cultures. d Avoiding discussions about cultural differences. 6 A toddler becomes frustrated while building a block tower. Instead of solving the problem for the child, the teacher asks, "What do you think you can try next?" What skill is the teacher encouraging? a Dependence b Problem-solving c Memorization d Competition 7 A school has limited learning materials. Which strategy best supports an inclusive curriculum? a Cancel play activities b Use locally available and recycled materials that all children can use. c Ask children to bring expensive toys. d Teach only through lectures. 8 During a lesson, one child learns quickly while another needs more time. What should the teacher do? a Teach only the faster learner. b Give both children the same amount of support c Differentiate activities based on each child's needs. d Skip the lesson for the slower learner. 9 Why is it important for teachers to receive continuous professional development? a To avoid interacting with parents. b To improve their teaching practices and meet the changing needs of learners. c To reduce classroom responsibilities d To eliminate classroom assessments. 10 Which classroom situation best reflects an inclusive curriculum? a Every child is expected to complete the same task in exactly the same way b The teacher provides different materials and learning opportunities based on each child's strengths and needs. c Only children with high academic skills participate in activities d The teacher uses only one teaching strategy for the whole class

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Inclusive Curriculum for Infants and ToddlersVersión en línea

por Irica Nicole Tibay

A teacher notices that one child in her class speaks a different home language and rarely participates in group activities. What should the teacher do first?

Choose one or more answers

During free play, a toddler with a physical disability cannot reach the classroom toys. What is the most appropriate action for the teacher?

Choose one or more answers

A teacher wants to develop children's independence while still providing guidance. Which curriculum approach is most appropriate?

A parent believes that children only learn through worksheets. How can the teacher best respond?

A classroom includes children from different cultural backgrounds. Which activity best promotes inclusion?

A toddler becomes frustrated while building a block tower. Instead of solving the problem for the child, the teacher asks, "What do you think you can try next?" What skill is the teacher encouraging?

A school has limited learning materials. Which strategy best supports an inclusive curriculum?

During a lesson, one child learns quickly while another needs more time. What should the teacher do?

Why is it important for teachers to receive continuous professional development?

Which classroom situation best reflects an inclusive curriculum?