1-historical figures that made contribution to ece

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EDUC 380 Introductionto Preschool andKindergarten

Education


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Objectives

}Overview of ECE

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Advantages} Disadvantages

} Brief Historical of ECE

} Timeline (7 Stages)


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A day at School (Video Clips)


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Write you opinion on these twoquestions

}What is early childhood education?

}What Are the Benefits of Early ChildhoodEducation on a Child's Development?


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What is Early ChildhoodEducation?

} Early childhood education consists of activitiesand/or experiences that are intended to effectdevelopmental changes in children prior to theirentry into elementary school.

} Educational programs and strategies geared towardchildren from birth to the age of eight.

Read more: http://www.answers.com/topic/early-childhood-education#ixzz1bHeZpklv


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BENEFITS OR ADVANTAGES OFECE


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Experts Say

} Early learning begets later learning andearly success breeds later success, just as

early failure breeds later failure. (James J.Heckman)


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} Early childhood interventions of highquality have lasting effects on learning

and motivation.(James J. Heckman)


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} promote the safe, supportiveenvironments and stable, caring

relationships that children need.(Jack P.Shonkoff)


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} The early years of human developmentestablish the basic architecture and

function of the brain.(J. Fraser Mustard)


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Other Benefits

} Safety of their children throughout theweek.


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}Along with the time spent in thesefacilities, children enjoy learning

curriculums, play, and socialization.


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} Each of these works together to equipthese young children with skill they will

need in kindergarten.


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} Some children will certainly progress moreeffectively than other children. They will

advance far ahead of their age group isexpected.


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PROBLEMS O

RDISADVANTAGES


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} FINANCIAL COST

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The cost of a quality preschool program forchildren can put a hole in parents' bank

accounts


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}ATTENTION

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Early childhood programs dont give kidsthe one-on-one attention that some may

require to thrive.


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} ILLNESS OR SICKNESS

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Children in preschools are exposed toillnesses on a regularbasis.


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} TIMEWITH PARENTS

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Kids spend anywhere from six to eight hourseach day in preschool programs. This

causes parents to miss out on spending

large amounts of quality time with theirchildren.


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Historical Figures that madecontribution to ECE


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Seven Stages of ECE historical(Time Line)

} Early Beginning (431 BC 322BC)

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Beginning R

eformation (1490 1852)} Beginning Materials (1590 LATE 1600)

}Modern Education (1850 -1950)

} Reading Readiness (1927 1978)

} Emergent Literacy (1937- 1990)} Recent Research (1993 2000)


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