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father of kindergarten
developed the 10 gifts
environment must promote learning |
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adults effect life
influential theory of psychosocial development based on surroundings
social skills |
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Hierarchy of needs
motivation based on satisfaction of needs
cannot move on learning until basic needs are met |
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Zone of Procil Development
play promotes language and social development
sociocultural theory of development |
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| first picture book for children |
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began infant schools
utopian socialisn
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blank tablet
environmentalism
sensory tables |
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Progressivism
theoury of education that emphasizes the importance of focusing on the need of the children rather than the teachers
gives children more control of education |
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theory that teacher should guide NOT direct
very hands on approach
kids should teach themselves |
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empasized family
literacy
religious education |
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Manipulatives - counting, measuring, feeling, touching
Believed mothers are the best teachers |
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observe, don't control kids grow at their own pace
naturalism
free thinking arts |
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children are smaller adults and should be treated as such
more responsibility at young age |
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teachers and parents "garden" the child
Froebel |
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John Locke
people around us influence the way we become |
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children are the future
lots of pressure on children |
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| children have certain rights of their own although they may not understand |
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Children are basically sinful, need supervision, and control
should be taught obedience |
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character, spirit, or methods.
The standing, practice, or methods of a professional |
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| includes the values, commitments, and professional ethics that influence behaviors abd affect student learning and development as professional |
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| know about and engage in ethical practice, ethical statement, responsibility to children, families, colleagues, self, and employers |
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| involvement of the child with materials, activities, and projects |
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believes development is a process
developed standardized testing and believes children play an active role in their own cognitive development
use questioning to promote thinking |
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