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Microsoft Word - EDU20003 A1 essay S1 2019.docx 1 EDU20003 - Contemporary perspectives of learning and development Semester 1, 2019 EDU20003 Contemporary perspectives of learning and development Assessment 1:Essay Word limit: 2500 (+/- 10%) Weighting: 50% Due date: Friday the 12th of April (week 6) 11:59pm AEST Assessment context This essay should assist you in working towards demonstrating key elements of Standard 1 of the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers: ‘know students and how they learn’. In this essay, you will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of research into how students learn, children’s physical, social and intellectual development, and how culture and other factors impact on teaching strategies. For this assessment you are required to write an essay on the following There are various past and current perspectives and theories about children, childhood and education. Within these there are also social, cultural, historical and philosophical factors that affect development and learning. Present your insight, understanding and analysis of how these aspects will inform your teaching practice. Related learning outcomes This task is assessing your ability to demonstrate that you meet the following unit learning outcomes: 1 Analyse the social, cultural, historical and philosophical factors that affect development and learning. 3. Consider teaching practice in light of past and present perspectives about children, childhood and education. 5 Analyse their teaching practice in light of past and current perspectives and theories about children, childhood and education. Assessment details Your essay should include: 1. an introduction that summarises the aspects to be covered in your essay 2. a discussion and analysis that provides evidence of: 2 EDU20003 - Contemporary perspectives of learning and development o Your insight, understanding and analysis of past and current perspectives and theories about children, childhood and education including (select at least two) - Reggio Emilia, Steiner, Montessori, Te Whariki, Forest Schools. o An analysis of the influence of social, cultural, historical underpinning and philosophical factors that affect development and learning with consideration to the above. o An analysis of your personal teaching practice regarding learning and teaching and how these relate to the theories and practices you have presented. 3. a conclusion that summarises the points discussed in your essay and makes one final statement about your response. You must use APA style referencing in-text and include a reference list (which is not included in the word count and must start on a separate page) with your final submission. Use of readings from the unit material are encouraged. The essay may be written in a combination of first and third person. Assessment criteria To receive maximum marks you must demonstrate clarity and understanding of the topic and offer interpretation of the issues and implications together with a very high level of scholarship. Your submission will be assessed against the following criteria: 1. Analysis 40% o Analysis of the influence of social, cultural, historical and philosophical factors that affect development and learning - (including at least two) Reggio Emilia, Steiner, Montessori, Te Whariki, Forest Schools. o Understanding and Analysis of their teaching practice in light of past and current perspectives and theories about children, childhood and education 2. Depth and breadth 40% o Draw on relevant academic readings and references to support your discussion. (Use of readings from the unit material are encouraged) o Consideration and depth of thought regarding topic. 3. Academic expression and referencing 20% o Accurate and coherent throughout. o Academic standard of writing including grammar, spelling and expression. o Adherence to APA referencing style. o Essay structure includes introduction, main body and conclusion. o Relationships between ideas are evident. 3 EDU20003 - Contemporary perspectives of learning and development Your work will be assessed using the following marking guide: Criterion No Pass Pass 50-59% Credit 60-69% Distinction 70-79% High Distinction 80-100% Analysis (40%) Did not meet criterion. Key concepts including the influence of social, cultural, historical and philosophical factors that affect development and learning - (including two) Reggio Emilia, Steiner, Montessori, Te Whariki, Forest Schools are described. A surface-level understanding and analysis of their personal teaching practice, within the analysis there are some past and current perspectives and theories about children, childhood and education demonstrated, showing a basic understanding of the topic. Key concepts are both described and discussed. Analysis notes the influence of social, cultural, historical and philosophical factors that affect development and learning. The analysis also demonstrates both an understanding of the influences and factors underpinning current perspectives and theories about children, childhood and education and the impact on your personal teaching practice Key concepts are summarised and discussed in relation to influences of social, cultural, historical and philosophical factors that affect development and learning. With a well- considered point of view the analysis demonstrates a solid understanding of the influences and factors underpinning current perspectives and theories about children, childhood and education and the impact on personal teaching practice, showing an ability to think critically around the key themes. The analysis demonstrates a creative and thoughtful synthesis of ideas. The essay draws clear critical links while discussing a range of social, cultural, historical and philosophical factors with depth. These factors are clearly identified in relation to how they may impact on personal teaching practice with consideration to the influences and factors underpinning current perspectives and theories about children, childhood and education. 4 EDU20003 - Contemporary perspectives of learning and development Criterion No Pass Pass 50-59% Credit 60-69% Distinction 70-79% High Distinction 80-100% Depth and breadth (40%) Did not meet criterion. Key points are discussed and beginning links to analysis of the influence of social, cultural, historical and philosophical factors that affect development and learning – and teaching practice in light of past and current perspectives and theories about children, childhood and education is evident Readings generally support the ideas are used, however are not wide ranging and/or used with limited analysis and discussion of broader context. Depth of topic is mostly descriptive. Key points are discussed. Clearly identifies the influence of social, cultural, historical and philosophical factors that affect development and learning – and teaching practice in light of past and current perspectives and theories about children, childhood and education Uses select references that relate to the topic, showing some understanding of the broader context. Clear and concise discussions of key points including the influence of social, cultural, historical and philosophical factors that affect development and learning – and teaching practice in light of past and current perspectives and theories about children, childhood and education is evident Uses a range of sources that support the analysis and key points being made. A range of relevant and clearly considered academic readings both from within the unit and more widely have been used and integrated to produce an interesting and insightful discussion of the topic. Considers the influence of social, cultural, historical and philosophical factors that affect development and learning – and teaching practice in light of past and current perspectives and theories about children, childhood and education is evident, with clear links to underpinning theory. Academic expression and referencing (20%) Did not meet criterion. Literature is paraphrased in own words. Structure generally aligns with essay format and includes introduction, main body and conclusion. APA referencing and citing is generally applied. Essay structure is consistent with format and style expected. Literature is paraphrased in own words with attention to essay flow and structure. There has been consideration to writing for and engaging an audience. Mostly consistent APA style referencing and citation applied throughout. Accurate and coherent. A clear essay structure with logical paragraphs and consideration to essay format and audience. Mostly consistent spelling, grammar and application of APA style referencing and citation. Essay flows seamlessly, systematically integrating source information. Essay structure shows clear consideration to audience, style, argumentative essay structure and expected format. Techniques consistent with persuasive essay language are demonstrated, showing links between ideas and thread of argument across paragraphs. Consistent spelling, grammar and APA style referencing, 5 EDU20003 - Contemporary perspectives of learning and development Criterion No Pass Pass 50-59% Credit 60-69% Distinction 70-79% High Distinction 80-100% and citations used throughout.
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Introduction
This essay demonstrates the understanding and analysis of past and current perspectives and theories about children, childhood and education. Analysis of the influence of social, cultural, historical underpinning and philosophical factors that affect development and learning is also included in this essay. Finally, analysis of your personal teaching practice regarding learning and teaching and how these relate to the theories and practices are also included in th
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Discussion and analysis
Early childhood education, care and development are widely recognized as the most important contribution to human life in learning, developing human capabilities and realizing human potential. At this stage of child development, change occurs rapidly in social, emotional, physical, cognitive, brain and other areas of development and lays the foundation for future development. As we all know, early childhood is a period of significant change and extreme vulnerability. Scientific evidence strengthens the position of children from early birth to 5 years of age, experiencing tremendous intellectual, emotional and physical development, thus having a long-term impact on individuals and society.
Montessori approach
Montessori Methodology is a child-centred approach based on scientific observations of the children’s from birth to adulthood. Montessori Method treats children as a whole and creative existence. The teacher deliberately designed the environment to meet the child's development needs, “to live according to the psychological needs of his age (Bollig & Millei, 2018). Moral malnutrition and mental poisoning for people the soul is fatal because physical malnutrition is harmful to his health. Therefore, children's education is the most important issue for human beings. The Montessori classroom is designed around children and is subject to limited interference from adult teaching. When a person walks into the room, people can see real porcelain on light wood furniture; clothes with buttons and zippers; soap and water for hand washing and another basin for dishwashing; in this way, Children are fully familiar with their environment through daily real-life skills interactions. Give your child the freedom to explore the learning environment while leaving the child unnoticed or forgotten.
Reggio Emilia
Reggio Emilia is an area in northern Italy where the municipality has established a network of early childhood programmes for children from birth to six years of age (Burger, 2014). The city is known for its educational methods, which treat children as co-constructors of knowledge that directly engages their world when building relationships with teachers and other children. There is a close relationship between teachers and parents and the local community. One of the most important products of this approach is the document processing process. This document shows the work of children so that they can reflect their children's learning and teachers' teaching practices on a weekly basis. In addition, parents can gain a deeper understanding of what their children are doing during the day they leave and the purpose and/or intent behind the actions and relationships. Children's artistic experience is the most important part of teaching methods, and children are encouraged to express their understanding through symbolic expression. The Reggio Emilia method promotes the principles of social constructivism; “knowledge is the idea of ​​building society in a cultural environment”, “there is no knowledge independent of the experience of the learner or learner community (construction). In the learning environment inspired by Reggio Supporting the socialization process is achieved through children-initiated games. Children are considered to be “unique individuals with rights” who are “rich in resources, strong in ability, and capable.” Encourage children to play a leadership role in the plan and for them learning takes responsibility (Casper & Theilheimer, 2010).
Steiner Waldorf
Steiner Waldorf Astoria is a kindergarten that adheres to the teaching practice of anthropological 2 works based on Rudolf Steiner. Although incorporating the spirituality of thinking about the relationship between man and nature, Waldorf's approach is not associated with any particular religious tradition. Steiner believes that education is creative, progressive, social and personal, and that teachers are both an educator and a learner. This teaching and learning involves a place to occupy the world, with a sense of responsibility and concern for one's environment and the nourishment of the senses. The child-centered Steiner Kindergarten course fosters an interest in the natural world, which became a scientific science in the next few years (Clough & Nutbrown, 2019). The Waldorf classroom is considered an extension of the family, featuring warmth and natural elements, filled with furniture and equipment made of wood and other natural materials. Waldorf practitioners pay special attention to the development of their children. As Steiner said, they have experienced three stages of development. The first stage or the imitation stage starts from birth until about 7 years old. Children at this stage learn through activities and unconsciously imitating the activities of adults and other children. Steiner believes that adults learn and absorb the way of daily life through imitation, inheriting the habits and attitudes of the people around them. When adults participate in meaningful activities, they teach learners to “take time to participate in unconscious participation.” Adjust the teacher's attention and goals according to the needs of the children, and strive...
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