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Question 1 * 15 Points * True or False

a. (1) A child may bite another child because they don’t like them.

TrueFalse

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Question 2 * 15 Points * True or False

b. (2) Biting can happen when major changes occur within the classroom.

TrueFalse

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Question 3 * 15 Points * True or False

c. (3) You should tell the parent of the child that was bit who bit them.

TrueFalse

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Question 4 * 14 Points * True or False

d. (4) A biting creates stress for everyone, child, parent and caregiver.

TrueFalse

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Question 5 * 14 Points * Multiple Choice

e. (5) Children bite for this reason.

They are teething.They are trying to give affection.They are trying to resolve conflict.All of the above.

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Question 6 * 14 Points * True or False

f. (6) Strong feelings such as anger overwhelm and thus frighten young children. They bite then because they do not understand this feeling.

TrueFalse

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Question 7 * 13 Points * True or False

g. (7) All infants and toddlers go through a biting stage.

TrueFalse

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Question 8 * Open-Ended Question to be Reviewed by Trainer

Scenario

On January 24, 2018 at 8:40 am Teacher Patty was cleaning up from breakfast in the Toddler B classroom with 6 toddlers. Jenni was at the sink washing her hands when Abigail walked over and pushed Jenni down. Abigail started to wash her hands at the sink. Jenni crawled over to Abigail and bit her on the leg.

A. What was the name of the child that you will document on your ABC Chart?

B. What was the date and time of the biting incident that you will document on your ABC Chart?

C. What was the antecedent that you will document on your ABC Chart?

D. What was the behavior that you will document on your ABC Chart?

E. What was the consequence that you will document on your ABC Chart?

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Question 9 * Open-Ended Question to be Reviewed by Trainer

Scenario

Sandra and Juan are sitting at the table with playdough. Teacher Gerardo is rolling a ball of playdough for Estela at the table. Juan is using the elephant cutter on her playdough tray. Sandra grabs for the elephant cutter and Juan bites Sandra’s hand.

A. What could Teacher Gerardo say to Juan? What could he do?

B. What could Teacher Gerardo say to Sandra? What could he do?

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Question 10 * Open-Ended Question to be Reviewed by Trainer

Scenario

A parent comes in to pick up their child early and witnesses their toddler being bitten by another toddler. The toddler teacher in the room quickly goes to the children and separates them while consoling the bit child. Another teacher kneels down and speaks to the child who bit, explaining that biting hurts people and instead of biting there are other ways to solve problems. The parent watches from the door of the classroom until their child is consoled and ready to depart the child care center.

A. Was the situation handled well or is there room for improvement? Back up your answers with examples from your own experiences if you can.

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