At Week 16 of the semester you will monitor your progress towards achieving your goals. Your learning, growth and progress towards achieving your goals will help to determine your grade for ECE 209. To monitor your progress towards meeting you goals, answer the questions below at the end of each module to document your progress over the semester.
What did you learn in this week’s modules for ECE 209-Lecture and Seminar that connects to your goals?
Information/ knowledge
Skills
Insights (connections you made or “ah-ha’s” you had about the material)
How will the material from these modules help and support you to meet your goals
At Week 16 of the semester you will monitor your progress towards achieving your goals. Your learning, growth and progress towards achieving your goals will help to determine your grade for ECE 209. To monitor your progress towards meeting you goals, answer the questions below at the end of each module to document your progress over the semester.
What did you learn in this week’s modules for ECE 209-Lecture and Seminar that connects to your goals?
Information/ knowledge
Skills
Insights (connections you made or “ah-ha’s” you had about the material)
How will the material from these modules help and support you to meet your goals
At the end of the semester you will determine your grade for ECE 209 based on your self-assessment of what you have learned. In preparation for your self-assessment, answer the questions below; you will answer these questions at the end of each module so you have a record of what you have learned over the semester. You can answer the questions here on Open Lab or create a journal on Blackboard (which would be private).
What did you learn in this module?
Information/ knowledge
Skills
Insights (connections you made or “ah-ha’s” you had about the material)
How will the material from this module better prepare you to work with infants?
At Week 8 and Week 16 of the semester you will monitor your progress towards achieving your goals. Your learning, growth and progress towards achieving your goals will help to determine your grade for ECE 209. To monitor your progress towards meeting you goals, answer the questions below at the end of each module to document your progress over the semester.
What did you learn in this week’s modules for ECE 209-Lecture and Seminar that connects to your goals?
Information/ knowledge
Skills
Insights (connections you made or “ah-ha’s” you had about the material)
How will the material from these modules help and support you to meet your goals?
At the end of the semester you will develop a Self-Assessment of what you have learned which will help to determine your grade for ECE 209. In preparation for your Self-Assessment, answer the questions below; you will answer these questions at the end of each module so you have a record of what you have learned over the semester. You can answer the questions here on Open Lab or create a journal on Blackboard (which would be private).
What did you learn in the modules for ECE 209-Lecture and Seminar?
Information/ knowledge
Skills
Insights (connections you made or “ah-ha’s” you had about the material)
How will the material from these module better prepare you to work with infants?
Watch the video Infants: Physical Development (Learning Seed, 2010) which is located in the BMCC library Kanopy video database (these instructions or this video explains how to access the video) and complete this handout as you watch the video.
At Week 8 and Week 16 of the semester you will monitor your progress towards achieving your goals. Your learning, growth and progress towards achieving your goals will help to determine your grade for ECE 209. To monitor your progress towards meeting you goals, answer the questions below at the end of each module to document your progress over the semester.
What did you learn in this week’s modules for ECE 209-Lecture and Seminar that connects to your goals?
Information/ knowledge
Skills
Insights (connections you made or “ah-ha’s” you had about the material)
How will the material from these modules help and support you to meet your goals?
Answer the questions below, creating a unique response that includes information from both readings and the video:
Why are the senses and sensory input important for babies?
What are important points infant teachers should remember about babies and their senses when working with babies?
What can infant teachers do to support babies and their sensory processing?
What developmental milestones is this baby demonstrating (social and emotional language/ communication, movement/ physical development, and cognitive)? How?
What sensory information is this baby processing? How?
At the end of the semester you will develop a Self-Assessment of what you have learned which will help to determine your grade for ECE 209. In preparation for your Self-Assessment, answer the questions below; you will answer these questions at the end of each module so you have a record of what you have learned over the semester. You can answer the questions here on Open Lab or create a journal on Blackboard (which would be private).
What did you learn in the modules for ECE 209-Lecture and Seminar?
Information/ knowledge
Skills
Insights (connections you made or “ah-ha’s” you had about the material)
How will the material from these module better prepare you to work with infants?
Promoting Language and Literacy: Infant and Toddler Care (2003, Learning Seed) from the BMCC library video database Kanopy (here are directions and a video on how to access the video). Complete this handout as you watch the video.
Watch this video of a 1-year-old-baby (in the red shirt)
Answer the questions below, creating a unique response that includes evidence from each video and each of the articles in the your response:
How are the following connected to a baby learning language:
relationship-based practices (the 3 R’s & attachment)
individualized routines
a family’s culture
Which theory of language development do you believe? Why? Based on that theory, explain how the babies learn the 4 cornerstones of language.
Thinking about your response to questions # 1 and #2, what can infant teachers do to support baby’s language development? List specific practices that no one has mentioned yet!
What cognitive, social/emotional, physical/ motor, and language/ communication developmental milestones does the 1-year-old baby (in red short) in the video demonstrate? How?
Specifically, how is this baby’s cognitive, social/emotional, physical/motor, and language/communication development different from the 9-month-old baby we observed in module 9?
