Guest Posted September 10, 2006 Posted September 10, 2006 I have lots of brilliant quotes that can be used for 0 to 3s, about the role of the practitioner in terms of their level of interaction. Some of them can be applied to the 3 to 5s, but many of them are aimed at baby babies! Does anyone have any good quotes or statements that are aimed at the role of the practioner with the 3 to 5s? I want to use them in a staff training session, and get staff to consider how their practice compares.
Running Bunny Posted September 10, 2006 Posted September 10, 2006 Hi, I've probably got some stuff at work from the QA schemes that we support settings with. as adult/child interaction is an integral part of the schemes,so I'll see what I can find for you tomorrow.... RB x
Guest Posted September 10, 2006 Posted September 10, 2006 The FSC Principles, plus principles into practice pg 12 - 19 then Page 20-24, "Learning & Teaching" of the FS Curriculum guidance, plus "What does the practitioner need to do?" on the opposite page to the stepping stones, in the FSC guidance. Not exactly inspiring words but does clearly state the practitioner role. Maybe a google search of theorists will get you some more motivational quotes. Peggy
Running Bunny Posted September 11, 2006 Posted September 11, 2006 Hi, Struggled to find actual quotes, but have got this... Scaffolding.doc ... which describes scaffolding and when it is appropriate to intervene as an adult. This diagram may help to explain it a bit more... scaffolding.doc If you have anything specific, I can provide 'rationale' for why practitioners should do things i.e. encouraging co-operation, praise, listening and talking, using open ended questions, talking positively to children etc... let me know!
Guest Posted September 11, 2006 Posted September 11, 2006 Thank-you Running Bunny. I can definitely use those. Please can you dig me out some bits on: listening and talking, using open ended questions, and talking positively to children -as you mentioned. Anything that highlights good interaction? Thanks loads and loads x
Sue R Posted September 11, 2006 Posted September 11, 2006 There was a great article on 'Asking better questions' a while ago in Practical Pre-school - I'll try to find it to give you a date reference Sue
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