CHCECE017 Foster the holistic development and wellbeing of the child in early childhood|LisBaby幼教筆記

小編今次分享的幼教課題是 CHCECE017 Foster the holistic development and wellbeing of the child in early childhood。中文是「促進兒童早期的整體發展和福祉」。這個課題非常重要,因為當你正式成為幼師的時候,每天都要寫Daily Post的時候就會用上,在你寫小孩的Observation的時候也會用得上這個課題的知識,所以大家一定要好好學習喔!以下內容都是小編覺得比較重要的部分,如果你有補充歡迎留言。

Fine motor

Fine motor movements are small, more precise movements and can be split into two categories:

•    Fine manipulative skills – are the physical skills needed for writing, threading a needle, or doing a puzzle, where the pincer grip is used.
•    Fine motor skills – are small movements that use the hands and wrists (eg turning a doorknob).

Gross motor
Gross motor movements are large and can also be split into two categories:

•    Gross motor skills – Those movements that use an entire limb, eg to catch a ball.
•    Locomotive skills – Those movements that are more extensive and help children to walk, run, and jump.

Co-ordinating movements

When movements require more than one skill, a child will need to coordinate the action. For example, doing a puzzle requires fine manipulative skills, and hand-eye coordination.  Types of coordination include:

•    Hand-eye coordination: Where eyes guide hands, eg when threading buttons on to wool.
•    Foot-eye coordination: Where eyes guide feet, eg when jumping or skipping.
•    Balance: Involves development of the central nervous system, so the person knows to ‘adjust’ their position, eg when walking along a beam in the playground.

Group discussions:

•    Sit in a circle and open a topic of discussion (eg families, pets, weather); ask children to talk to each other about the topic.
•    Set up equipment that will lead to the need to share (eg a tub of crayons in the middle of a table with four chairs).
•    Be a good role model; join in with activities and demonstrate polite conversation (eg ‘Please may I have the orange crayon when you have finished, James?’).
•    Show and tell (eg favourite toy).
•    Teddy bear picnic: sit in a circle and have a pretend picnic. The educator could take the lead and ask if any of the teddies would like some juice.

Shared decision-making:

•    Asking a group of children which story they would like (give them a choice of two or three).
•    Ensuring children have the opportunity each day to choose their own activities during ‘free play’.
•    Sharing decisions about the menu (ensuring that healthy foods are incorporated).
•    Giving children choices, such as: where to sit / whom to play with / what type of juice they would like / topics they would like to cover.

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