Observation
Recording only the facts.
What is an objective observation?
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What are apps that can be used to facilitate communication with DLL’s?
Self-correcting materials, nesting toys, and child-sized furniture are hallmarks of this program model.
What is Montessori?
This is a sort of visual organizer that shows the understandings and questions the children may have.
What is the topic web?
Theorist who promoted behaviorism.
Who is B.F. Skinner?
Brief notes, anecdotal notes, running records, matrices, rating scales, tallies, diagrams, sketches, photographs, audiotapes, and videotapes.
What are types of observations?
While a child can learn social English is a year or two, it takes 5-8 years of English instruction to learn this.
What is academic English?
The type of curriculum found in the Reggio Emilia program.
What is emergent?
Project approach investigations usually provide many opportunities for this type of learning experience.
What is hands-on?
This theory downplays environment and waits for a child to be “ready” to progress.
What is maturationism?
Observations are impacted by this.
What is culture? (We would also have accepted What is individual temperament? What are interests? What are feelings? or What is professional knowledge and experience?)
The social aspect of the classroom that proves most helpful for second-language learners.
What is a consistent routine?
Thinking back to our field trip, one school told us that their students use art to document, plan, and design projects on which they are working.
What is Riverfield?
This phase is when investigation takes place.
What is Phase II?
Sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operations, formal operational.
What are Piaget’s stages of development?
Ask questions; watch, listen, and take notes; reflect; respond.
What is the power of observation cycle?
Extend learning by maintaining themes for days at a time, repeat and emphasize important words in English, and use body language, gestures, facial expressions, and American Sign Language.
What are strategies to scaffold the transition to English?
The classroom is often given this name in the Reggio Emilia program model due to its importance.
What is the third teacher?
The teacher knows if the children are learning during the Project Approach through this.
What is documentation? We would also accept observation.
The approach to teaching grounded in the research on how young children develop and learn and what is known about effective early education.
What is developmentally appropriate practice (DAP)?
Getting to know children, respecting and appreciating children, and intervening in ways that enable children to be successful learners.
What are ways observations support a teacher’s relationship with children?
Simultaneous and sequential.
What are the 2 types of second-language acquisition?
This concept is from the Montessori approach and considers children to be capable of retaining information long before it is formally taught to them.
What is the absorbent mind?
Discussing sketches, dictating experiences, scrap booking, reviewing photos, revising webs, and answering questions on list are all way children can do this.
What is review their experience or show what that they learned?
Knowing about child development and learning, knowing what is individually appropriate, and knowing what is culturally appropriate.
What are the 3 core considerations of DAP?