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Jean- Jacques Rousseau
Play
Concept Exploration
Environments
This and That
100
Who is Jean- Jacques Rousseau?
What is an 18th century philosopher
100
Play is equivalent to what?
What is adults work
100
Concept explorations are _______ for inventive and creative explorations and learning?
What is catalysts
100
Environments need to be _______ at all times?
What is safe.
100
True or False: Concept explorations are more child centered ?
What is true
200
What was Rousseau apart of?
What is the Enlightment.
200
As children develop, their play becomes more_______ and ________?
What is organized and predetermined.
200
concept explorations can either be ___________ or ________?
What is long term projects or short term investigations.
200
True or False: Children shouldn't be encouraged to bring in other natural items that are interesting to them to the classroom.
What is false
200
What is important to build with children?
What is relationships
300
What did Rousseau put emphasis on?
What is children learning by experience
300
5 types of play?
What is motor/physical, social, constructive, fantasy, and games with rules
300
Who's theory does concept explorations go along with?
What is Dewey
300
Classroom materials should be _________ to all children?
What is accessible
300
What are the teacher roles in creating a curious classroom?
What is facilitator, catalyst, consultant, and model.
400
Rousseau's philosophy...
what is embraces children's curiosity, wondering, inquiry, and nature.
400
4 benefits of play?
What is education, social skills, cognition, and therapeutic
400
5 ways to document concept exploration projects?
What is classroom journaling, pictures and video clips, poster or panel construction, parent newsletters, and websites
400
The environment has to support creativity, inquiry, and wondering with _________ materials to explore and examine?
What is intersting
400
what are the home-school communication methods?
What is invite families into the school, classroom newsletters, hold family meetings, display children's work, and home inquiry