Study focus ECE120 Flashcards

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What does ECE stand for?

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Early Childhood Education

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What does RECE stand for?

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Registered Early Childhood Educator

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What does CECE stand for?

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College of Early Childhood Educators

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What does CCEYA stand for?

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Child Care Early Years Act

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What does ELECT stand for?

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Early Learning for Every Child Today

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What does HDLH stand for?

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How Does Learning Happen

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What does CPL stand for?

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Continuous Professional Learning

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What does DECE stand for?

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Designated Early Childhood Educator

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What is a Dual Relationship?

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A dual relationship is when you have another relationship with someone who works there beyond a professional relationship( ex: a family relationship).

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What is pedagogical leadership?

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Pedagogical leadership is about guiding the study of the teaching and learning process alongside educators. Pedagogical leaders can be anyone with a strong knowledge of theory and practice, experience working with young children and families, and a commitment to ongoing learning.

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What are responsive relationships?

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Responsive relationships should be a daily focus, it is a building block for supporting positive interactions and it takes time, flexibility and willingness to stop, listen and be present in the moment.

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What are the Foundations and frames graphic?

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Belonging=Belonging and Contributing

Engagement= Problem solving and innovating

Well-being= Self-regulation and Well-being

Expression= Demonstrating literacy and mathematic behaviours

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What are the Code of ethics graphic?

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-Responsibilities to Children

-Responsibilities to Families

-Responsibilities to Colleagues and Profession

-Responsibilities to the Community and Public

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What is the Responsibility to Children?

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-RECEs make the well-being, learning and care of children their foremost responsibility. They value the rights of children and create learning environments where all children can experience a sense of belonging and inclusion. RECEs foster children’s joy of learning through child-centred and play-based pedagogy.

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What is the Responsibilities to Families?

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RECEs build and maintain responsive and collaborative relationships with families. These relationships
are based on mutual trust, openness and respect for confidentiality. RECEs work in partnership with
families, sharing knowledge and resources to support the well-being and learning of children.

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Responsibilities to Colleagues and to the Profession

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RECEs build positive relationships with colleagues by demonstrating respect, trust and integrity. They support, mentor and collaborate with colleagues, including students aspiring to the profession

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Responsibilities to the Community and to the Public

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-RECEs provide and promote high-quality early years programs and services to support children and families. They build connections and collaborate with community partners to enhance programs
and promote the integration of services. RECEs communicate the value and importance of early childhood education in their communities and to the broader public. They advocate for the well-being of children and families.

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What are the standards of practice graphic?

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Standard I: Caring and Responsive Relationships

Standard II: Curriculum and Pedagogy

Standard III: Safety, Health and Well-Being in the Learning Environment

Standard IV: Professionalism and Leadership

Standard V: Professional Boundaries, Dual Relationships and Conflicts of Interest

Standard VI: Confidentiality, Release of Information and Duty to Report

19
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What are the Do’s of placement?

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  • Attend placement on snow days.
    -Attend the hours given to you.
  • Follow classroom schedule
    -Adhere to the dress codes
    -Dress according to the weather
    -Attend all placement days
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What are the Don’ts of placement?

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  • Never be left with children unsupervised
  • do not breach confidentiality
    -no prep time
    -must be given permission to take photos of children.
    -Don’t be late or miss more than two times.
21
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What are the Childcare Ratios- Infants?

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Infants:
Staff= 1
Child=3
Max group size= 3:10

22
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What are the Childcare Ratios- Toddlers?

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Toddlers:
Staff= 1
Child= 5
Max group size= 15

23
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What are the Childcare Ratios- Preschool?

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Preschool:
Staff= 1
Child= 8
Max group size=24

24
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What are the Childcare Ratios- Kindergarten?

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Kindergarten:
Staff= 1
Child= 13
Max group size= 26

25
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What are the Childcare Ratios- Primary Junior school age?

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Primary Junior school age:
Staff= 1
Child= 15
Max group size= 30

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What are the Childcare Ratios- Junior school age?

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Junior school age:
Staff= 1
Child= 20
Max group size= 20