As
a teacher, you will be making choices of the types of learning you expect of your
student, the attitudes to help bring about this learning and the assessment
techniques that show whether learning has occurred. These choices will be based
on your assumptions about your learning knowledge, studying and reasoning about
what they see and hear. The strategic you select for teaching and testing will
be most effecting if they match the cognitive or thinking skills of your
learners (Wadsworth, B. J. 1978).
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In
order to plan and implement a child centered curriculum educators need to
gather and analyse information about what children now can do and understand,
the interests and skills, and strengths, this is an integral part of the
planning process because it provide information that used in designing curriculum
(Community child care Victoria 2011).
Therefore,
curriculum is a description of content or information that is going to be
taught and the method that are going to be used to teach the content. This
content information based on scientifically researched information and reflects
age, stage of the children in your program. Whole book guides and the learning
standard are powerful resources to help practitioners plan the content for
children. While book guides and the learning standard are powerful resources to
help practitioners plan the content for children. Curriculum decision come from
the three source the children themselves the family and teachers.
Curriculum
refers to the lessons and academic content taught in a school or in a specific
course or program.
All
children pass through Piaget’s stages of cognitive development the same order
at different rate in designing.
Content
and methodologies of learning and teaching age levels of children enables in
selecting the most suitable content to teach to a particular group. Curricular
designer should considers Piaget’s stage of development in developing fetching
contents and methodologies as follows:
Sensorymotor stage (from birth to two (2) years) children develop schemes based
primarily on behavior and immediate view, nevertheless, important cognitive
capabilities emerge during the sensory motor stage and especially as children
begin to experiment with their environment through trial and error.
As
teacher the best method use to teach the is observation and care gives, the use
of repetition and imitation of information, stimulus all senses also through
providing physical safety and emotional security, lastly allow play and
manipulation of objects.
Pre-operational stage (front 2-6 of types) this stage children are to front schemes that are
relatively independent of immediate perception behavior. Limited sense and
time. Also the children on this stage fears bodily injury and cannot
generalize. Also this stage children increase some vocabulary and receivers
information from other people.
Pre-operational stage |
Concrete operational stage (6 or – 11 or 12) the process of operation allows children to
pull their thoughts together in ways that make sense and therefore, think
logically; children is is able to understand cause and effect, deductive or
inductive reasoning, wants concrete information and also the children are able
to compare objects and events; lastly the children understand seriousness and
consequences of actions.
As
a teacher various methods should be applied in order to develop teaching
methodologies, these include encouraging independence and active participation,
be honest alley fear and using logical explanation. Allowing to ask questions
using analogies to make invisible processes real. Us subjects centred focus,
provide group activities, use drawing models dolls, painting and lastly use
audio and video tapes.
Formal operational stage (From 11 or 12 through adulthood)
In
this stage the child is able to reason by logic and understands scientific
principles, motivated by desire for social acceptance.
Formal Operational Stage |
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