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Question 1 of 6
Please enter the code for the Meaningful Interactions quiz.
Question 2 of 6
Mr. Randal was helping two children resolve a conflict in the blocks area. Another child, Aiden, was tapping Mr. Randal on the back repeatedly trying to get his attention. Initially, Mr. Randal said, “Just a minute Aiden , ” and Aiden continued. Then Mr. Randal paused, took a breath, turned to Aiden and said, “ Please stop tapping me. I am helping Jess and Emily. You can either wait for me to finish , or you can ask Ms. Destiny for help. Which would you like to do? ” Aiden walked away toward Ms. Destiny. Wh ich interaction strategy did Mr. Randal use?
Question 3 of 6
Ms. Lindsay felt frustrated when she left for lunch because Robbie was struggling with his self-regulation and needed ongoing support to meet expectations. She returned from lunch just before nap time. She approached Robbie and said, “ You’re having a hard time this morning. Can I read a book with you before we go to your cot?” Wh ich interaction strategy did Ms. Lindsay use?
Question 4 of 6
Ms. Raquel asked to m e et with her trainer to review a difficult transition on CCTV. They recognized that two children seemed to struggle to follow the routine and then talked about what Ms. Raquel could do to structure the transition differently to better meet both children’s needs. Wh ich interaction strategy did Ms. Raquel use?
Question 5 of 6
Elliott has an inclusion support plan and is working on managing his emotions. This morning, he got upset, yelled at a peer, and then started crying and kicking blocks. Mr. Jerome implemented strategies from the plan to help Elli o tt de-escalate. When Elliott was calm, Mr. Jerome said, “Elliott, you worked really hard to get your body calm. High five! ” Wh ich interaction strategy did Mr. Jerome use?
Question 6 of 6
Alexandra fell on her way to get a riding toy on the playground. While Ms. Tracey helped her up, Kamal got the toy she wanted. Alexendra pointed at Kamal and started crying. Ms. Tracey helped Alexandra calm and then said, “You wanted the bike Kamal is using. I wonder if there is another one.” Which interaction strategy did Ms. Tracey use?
