RLEE_Module 02 Journal – Promoting Positive Outcomes_0122-23 (1)

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Rodney Lee Rasmussen University Joni Kuhn 01-15-23 Module 02 Journal – Promoting Positive Outcomes Video Title KNOW What do you know about the child based only on the observation? What did the child do? What did the child say? WANT TO KNOW What more do you want to know about the child? Why? LEARNED What have I learned about the child during the observation? To Make a Path of Stone Georgia was the only girl in the group, that help create the path to the sculpture. Georgia was wearing the pink and white dress. Georgia did not like the small stones, because they were too small for a big girl’s foot. How did Georgia feel, when the teacher stepped on the small stones going down the path? How did Georgia conclude, to remove the small stones and replace them with larger stones? I would like to know who idea it was, to create the path. learned that Georgia used the physical (piles domain), to lift the stones and placed them in order. Georgia uses the intellectual (piles domain) to be creative to remove all the small stones, because they were not big enough for big girls or adults to step on. Georgia used the language development (piles domain) to express how she felt about the path and stones. She communicated very well with her teacher. Georgia gave directions ongoing down the path.
Part Two Summarize: According to the North Carolina Foundations “ Foundations Improve teachers’ knowledge of child development; Guide teachers’ plans for implementing curricula. Establish goals for children’s development and learning that are shared across programs and services; and Inform parents and other family members on age- appropriate expectations for children’s development and learning (2013)”. I can use foundations to create a proper curriculum that will display the piles domains that are needed for children development. It is a perfect tool to help with assessments and observations.
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