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Inquiry Based Learning
Constructivist Learning and Theorists; Piaget, Dewey, Vygotsky and Freire. Intellectual engagement. Active involvement of child in learning. Enquiry as a central component in effective learning. Child as inquirer. Child as researcher. Self initiated learning. Learning through problem solving, experimentation, hypothesising, researching. Child agency. Iterative learning.
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Creativity and Cognition
Creative-play. Expression and Communication. Problem-solving and thinking skills. Risk-taking. Imagination and originality through creative processes; Music, Visual Arts, Dance, Movement and Drama. Learning and development through experiences and environment. Enabling environments and materials which result in intrinsically motivated involvement of child. Appropriate questioning for learning. Quality creative learning indicators.
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Adult Role
Child-Adult interactions. Creative and imaginative play. Supporting well-being, learning and development. Facilitating and scaffolding creative learning process. Promoting investigation, exploration and discovery through provocations and learning opportunities. Image of the Child. National Frameworks, Regulations and Guidelines.
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Module Resources
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Recommended Book Resources |
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Douglas A. Johnson. (2015), Teaching Outside the Lines: Developing Creativity in Every Learner, Corwin SAGE company, UK, [ISBN: 1483370163].
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Woods, A. (2014), The Characteristics of Effective Learning: Creating and capturing the possibilities in the early years, Routledge, UK, [ISBN: 0415737937].
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Miller, L. (2010), Theories and Approaches to Learning in the Early Years (Critical Issues in the Early Years), SAGE, [ISBN: 1849205788].
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Supplementary Book Resources |
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Bruce, T. (2011), Cultivating Creativity: For Babies, Toddlers and Young Children, 2nd. Hodder Education, UK, [ISBN: 144413].
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L, Edwards. (2009), The Creative Arts: A Process Approach for Teachers and Children, 5th. Pearson Education, UK, [ISBN: 978-129204126].
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