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This document discusses the principles of high quality early childhood education. It emphasizes that children are active learners who demonstrate their knowledge and ideas in many ways through play and exploration. A high quality program focuses on the holistic development of children by supporting their social, physical, intellectual, and spiritual growth. The role of the teacher is to create a stimulating environment that is responsive to children's needs and interests, where they can develop language and literacy skills through relationships with others.
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- 2. “A school needs to be a place for all children, not based on the idea that they’re all the same, but that they’re all different.” Loris Malaguzzi
- 3. The Image of the Child Children are not empty vessels which we need to fill with knowledge and skills. They are strong, capable and competent. They are active learners who are constantly making meaning of their world. Children learn through their play experiences and conversations with others. They are inventive and full of ideas. Children demonstrate what they know in a hundred different ways.
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- 6. Children are inventive and full of ideas.
- 7. Children are active, eager, and curious learners.
- 10. Children demonstrate what they arelearning in many ways. They represent their thoughts and ideas with a variety of materials to create paintings, collages, sculptures, drawings, mobiles and photographs
- 11. High Quality Programming supportspositive self-identity in children.
- 16. High Quality Programs focus onthe development of the whole child.
- 22. High Quality programs are responsiveto the needs and interests of children.
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- 27. A high quality early childhood setting embraces inclusion and diversity through play and open-ended learning experiences.
- 28. Language and Literacy developmentare integral components ofhigh quality early learning programs.
- 29. Children and Their Relationships Children learn through their relationships with others, with their environment, and with the materials that are in their environment.
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- 36. The teacher is a researcherand a partner with parents.
- 37. The teacher is a negotiator, anda supporter of children’sparticipation in decision making.
- 38. The teacher facilitates small group learning, supports social relationships, andco-constructs knowledge with children.
- 39. The teacher creates a stimulating environment and supports diversity.
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