PV001 History & Evolution Early Childhood Field Assessment Responses

PV001 History & Evolution Early Childhood Field Assessment Responses

PV001 History & Evolution Early Childhood Field Assessment Responses

PV001 History and Evolution of the Early Childhood Field Short-Answer Assessment Submission Form Contact Information Please provide your contact information and date of submission below. Your Name: First and Last Your E-mail address: Your Email Here Date: Click here to enter a date Instructions This Competency includes a Short-Answer Assessment. Write your response to each prompt below in the space provided. Beneath the prompts is the Rubric which will be used by the Competency Assessor to evaluate your responses. Carefully review the Rubric rows associated with each prompt to provide a complete response. When writing your response, begin typing where it reads “Enter your response here.” There are no space limitations; you can write as much as needed to satisfy the requirements of the prompt (as defined in the Rubric). Save this file as PV001_firstinitial_lastname, and upload it to this Assessment within the learning platform. ©2014 Walden University 1 ©2014 Walden University 2 Short Answer 1 For each of the names listed below, write a 1-paragraph response that describes the individual’s contribution to the early childhood field. John Amos Comenius Your Response John Amos Comenius created the first picture book, which he dedicated to early childhood education because he believed that all kids below the age of six need to be taught in their local language. On the other hand, John Amos Comenius introduced the notion of grades or stratification of education into levels based on the age and developmental stage of the learner. Johann Pestalozzi Your Response Johann Pestalozzi set the pace for kindergarten because he introduced a sequence of instruction that moved gradually from simple to complex, from easy to difficult as well as concrete to abstract. On the other hand, Johann Pestalozzi emphasized object lessons and sense experience, which encouraged the introduction of geography and natural science and geography into the elementary curriculum. Friedrich Froebel Your Response The greatest contribution of Froebel in the early childhood field was his contribution to the care and education of young children. Froebel contributed to the early childhood field by his invention that is known as kindergarten. Even if he was not the first to discover that play is instructive, he synthesized the existing educational theories with his innovative ideas. ©2014 Walden University 3 Maria Montessori Your Response Maria Montessori greatly contributed to the early childhood field because she developed the Montessori method, which is a system of education for kids of up to six years. The system allowed the kids to learn in a setting where their learning process is majorly based on self-directed activities with the instructor present to only remove barriers from the environment as opposed to teaching by rote or disciplining them. Susan Blow Your Response Susan Bow enhanced the training of St. Louis public kindergarten teachers. On the other hand, her public kindergarten system became a national model for administering early childhood education to public schools. Susan Bow implemented Friedrich Froebel’s pedagogy into instruction in America. John Dewey Your Response John Dewey contributed to early childhood education by facilitating progressive learning to the elementary curriculum. He facilitated the introduction of a curriculum that let learners learn by doing. PV001 History & Evolution Early Childhood Field Assessment Responses

 

He held to Froebel’s notion that learners learn best when they are in their natural setting. ©2014 Walden University 4 Patty Smith Hill Your Response Patty Smith Hill advocated for free play in the education of young children. She developed blocks for play, which were contrary to the play gifts of Friedrich Froebel, which came to be referred to Patty Smith Hill blocks. Caroline Pratt Your Response Caroline Pratt contributed to the early childhood field by arguing that intrinsic motivation, as well as belief, allow children to construct meaning via play, as argued by Jean Piaget. On the other hand, Caroline Pratt supported the notion that not only inherited characteristics but also environmental chances of engaging in the world facilitated the development and learning in early childhood. ©2014 Walden University 5 Lucy Sprague Mitchell Your Response Lucy Sprague was an important figure in progressive education who was influenced by another philosopher John Dewey to recognize the need for learners to learn through play as well as directed experience. On the other hand, Lucy Sprague democratized progressive education because he spread its ideas through the development of teacher education as well as children’s writers. McMillan Sisters Your Response Sisters, Margaret and Rachel McMillian influenced early childhood education as they developed Open-Air Nursery School. They not only introduced the notion of starting education while young before fledgling the kindergarten program, but their school also was meant for kids who came from poor backgrounds with the influence of Froebel. They advocated for learning via interactions with the environment and people as the school kept an open environment for exploration for learners to develop. The current elementary schools reflect on the early nursery schools’ principles. Rubric 0 1 2 3 Not Present Needs Improvement Meets Expectations Exceeds Expectations Sub-Competency 1: Describe the contribution of prominent researchers, early childhood professionals, and advocates to the early childhood field. ©2014 Walden University 6 Learning Objective 1.1: Describe the contribution of prominent researchers, early childhood professionals, and advocates to the early childhood field. ©2014 Walden University 0 Not Present Description is missing. 1 Needs Improvement Response vaguely or incompletely describes the key contributions of each individual. 2 Meets Expectations Response accurately describes the key contributions of each individual. 3 Exceeds Expectations Response demonstrates the same level of achievement as “2,” plus the following: Response describes the contributions of an additional individual to the early childhood field. 7 Short Answer 2 For each of the significant events or research named below, write a 1-paragraph response that describes its impact on the early childhood field. The Kindergarten Movement Your Response The Kindergarten Movement was founded by Froebel, and it impacted early childhood as it introduced into the elementary curriculum the importance of constructive play as well as self-activity. The movement succeeded in ensuring that the teacher ought not to impose and intervene mandatory education to a kid in kindergarten age but only uncovers the prevalent and uncovered hindrance to the kid’s development in terms of creativity. The Inclusion Movement Your Response The inclusion movement saw diverse and different learners learn side by side in the same learning environment. Different and diverse students learning side by side in the same classroom. PV001 History & Evolution Early Childhood Field Assessment Responses

 

The inclusive movement has impacted the early childhood field because it has improved the quality of education that is received by all kids and is important in the change of discriminatory attitudes. The Progressive Education Movement Your Response The Progressive Movement exhibited lasting impacts on practice as well as instructional methodology. Theorists such as Maria Montessori and John Dewey believed that education ought to be responsive to the interests and needs of the learners contrary to ©2014 Walden University 8 teaching a curriculum that was proscribed by conventional practice. They led to the change of the autocratic teaching styles, which greatly relied on memorization and textbooks. Founding of National Association for Nursery Education (NANE)/ National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) Your Response The founding of NAEYC/NAYE has improved the well-being of kid’s right from birth to eight years as it emphasizes the developmental as well as the quality of educational services for the kids in the above-mentioned age brackets. The Bureau of Education Experiments Your Response Enter Your Response Here ©2014 Walden University 9 Works Progress Administration Nurseries Your Response Works progress Administration Nurseries played a role as it initiated programs that led to the development of kindergarten schools, bridges as well as parks that enabled easy access of progressive learning and constructive play as well as self-activity by the learners. The Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act Your Response It offers financial support for demonstration programs for the identification, prevention as well as treatment of child abuse of kids. It also identified the federal role of supporting research, data collection, evaluation as well as technical as it sets forth the age for child neglect and abuse. The Economic Opportunity Act and the Founding of Head Start Your Response It has established agencies that aim at fighting poverty among the communities. This has ensured that kids from low-income families are able to access elementary education freely thus reducing child negligence among the underprivileged families. Hart and Risley’s Meaningful Differences in the Everyday Experience of Young American Children Your Response It linked the size of vocabulary to the socioeconomic status as opposed to a language disorder present, and this expressed the essence of early knowledge during intervention and assessment. The Meaningful Differences in the Everyday Experience of Young ©2014 Walden University 10 American Children created awareness that providing education concerning language simulation to parents enables parents to develop a luxurious language setting for the kids, and this supports the classroom instruction by collaborating teachers and parents. Perry/High Scope Preschool Project Your Response Enter Your Response Here Rubric 0 1 2 Not Present Needs Improvement Meets Expectations Sub-Competency 2: Describe the impact of significant events and research on the early childhood field. Learning Objective 2.1: Description is missing. Response vaguely or Response accurately Describe the impact of incompletely describes the describes the impact of significant events and impact of each event each event and/or research in the history and/or research on the research on the early of the early childhood early childhood field. childhood field. PV001 History & Evolution Early Childhood Field Assessment Responses

 

field. ©2014 Walden University 3 Exceeds Expectations Response demonstrates the same level of achievement as “2,” plus the following: Response describes an additional significant event and/or research and its impact on the early childhood field. 11 Short Answer 3 In a 4- to 6-paragraph response, identify at least three early childhood professional organizations. Describe the purpose of each organization and explain its significance to the early childhood field. Provide a citation for each organization. Your Response The five early childhood professional organizations I chose include; The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAYE), The Association for Childhood Education International (ACE), The National Head Start Association Council for Exceptional Children and lastly the National Association for Family Child Care. The National Association for the Education of Young Children: Aims at promoting high-quality early learning for every young child right from birth up to eight years of age by connecting early childhood policy, practice as well as research. It provides information through its research to the public, which aids in monitoring the quality of education availed to the kids. Association for Childhood Education International: Creates awareness for desirable conditions, programs as well as practices which affect infancy and children from birth to eight years of age; thus, through the information, it provides a significant understanding for kids in the elementary level of learning. The National Head Start Association represents children in the United States of America. It works for policy changes, and this ensures that risk kids access aid to support the family and the community at large. ©2014 Walden University 12 Rubric 0 1 2 Not Present Needs Improvement Meets Expectations Sub-Competency 3: Describe key professional organizations that inform early childhood practice. Learning Objective 3.1: Description is missing. Response incompletely or Response describes three Describe early vaguely describes three or relevant and appropriate childhood professional fewer early childhood early childhood organizations and their organizations. organizations and their purposes. purposes. Response includes a partial or inappropriate citation Response includes a for each organization. citation for each organization. ©2014 Walden University 3 Exceeds Expectations Response demonstrates the same level of achievement as “2,” plus the following: Response describes more than three relevant and appropriate early childhood organizations. 13 Short Answer 4 In a 2- to 3-paragraph response, identify at least one organization that advocates for children and families. Describe the purpose of the organization and describe one current advocacy issue this organization is working on today. Provide a citation for the organization. Your Response The organization I identified is The National Head Start Association. It represents children as well as their families in the United States of America. It works for policy changes, and this ensures that risk kids access aid to support the family and the community at large. The National Head Start Association aims to lead and be the untiring voice representative who will ensure that vulnerable children get served with the set model together with the entire family as well as the community. It is also committed to creating institutional and policy changes that guarantee that families and vulnerable kids receive what they need for their success. Rubric 0 1 2 3 Not Present Needs Improvement Meets Expectations Exceeds Expectations Sub-Competency 4: Describe research and advocacy organizations that support children, families, and early childhood professionals. Learning Objective 4.1: Description is missing. PV001 History & Evolution Early Childhood Field Assessment Responses

 

Response is vague or Response describes one Response demonstrates Describe early irrelevant. relevant early childhood the same level of childhood research and research and advocacy achievement as “2,” plus advocacy organizations Citation is missing or organization. the following: and their purposes. incomplete. Response includes a Response describes more citation for the than one relevant and organization identified. appropriate early childhood research and ©2014 Walden University 14 0 Not Present ©2014 Walden University 1 Needs Improvement 2 Meets Expectations 3 Exceeds Expectations advocacy organization. 15 Short Answer 5 Identify at least two peer-reviewed publications that inform early childhood practice and expand the professional knowledge base. In a 4- to 6paragraph response, summarize the main focus of each publication, and explain how it informs early childhood practice and/or expands the professional knowledge base. Provide an APA citation for each publication. Your Response According to Cumming, Sumsion & Wong (2015), maintaining an early childhood workforce is an essential issue for families, children as well as the national productivity of the instructors. Nevertheless, in many countries, the workforce has remained a challenge, and it undermines exertions to enhance sustainability. The article examines efforts of addressing challenges that face early childhood workforce where there are underway childhood reforms. Cumming, Sumsion & Wong (2015) argue that the efforts of addressing challenges facing the early childhood workforce in the current police are insufficient and cannot sustain long-term early childhood workforce. In a nutshell, the article alleges that major attention to the day-to-day politics of the educators’ as well as the forces that shape the milieux, can lead to the development of new ways of supporting workforce sustainability. On the other hand, Kerckaert, Vanderlinde & Braak (2015) argue in their article that currently, many researchers are convinced that Information and communication technology in early fields offers the learners numerous possibilities. The article aimed to obtain a clear picture of the use of ICT in early childhood education. ©2014 Walden University 16 The article examines the impacts of using ICT in early childhood education where Kerckaert, Vanderlinde & Braak (2015) argue that the use of ICT requires basic skills and attitudes. This takes place frequently and is associated with the level of the prescholars. In conclusion, the article portrays that professional development is an important factor that stimulates the use of ICT, transcending the teaching of basic skills as well as attitudes. Rubric 0 1 2 3 Not Present Needs Improvement Meets Expectations Exceeds Expectations Sub-Competency 5: Describe peer-reviewed professional journals and other publications that inform early childhood practice and expand the professional knowledge base. Learning Objective 5.1: Description is missing. Response describes Response thoroughly Response demonstrates Describe the main irrelevant publications or is describes the focus of two the same level of focus of peer-reviewed incomplete. relevant and appropriate achievement as “2,” plus publications that peer-reviewed the following: inform early childhood APA citations are missing publications that inform practice and expand or incomplete. early childhood practice Response identifies more the professional and expand the than two relevant and knowledge base. PV001 History & Evolution Early Childhood Field Assessment Responses

 

professional knowledge appropriate peer-reviewed base. publication. APA citations are mostly accurate. ©2014 Walden University 17 References Cumming, T., Sumsion, J., & Wong, S. (2015). Rethinking early childhood workforce sustainability in the context of Australia’s early childhood education and care reforms. International Journal of Child Care and Education Policy, 9(1), 2. Retrieved: https://ijccep.springeropen.com/articles/10.1007/s40723-015-0005-z Kerckaert, S., Vanderlinde, R., & van Braak, J. (2015). The role of ICT in early childhood education: Scale development and research on ICT use and influencing factors. European Early Childhood Education Research Journal, 23(2), 183-199. Retrieved https://s3.amazonaws.com/academia.edu.documents/37198156/EECERJ_Kerckaert_Vanderlinde_van_Braak.pdf?response-contentdisposition=inline%3B%20filename%3DThe_role_of_ICT_in_early_childhood_educa.pdf&X-Amz-Algorithm=AWS4-HMACSHA256&X-Amz-Credential=AKIAIWOWYYGZ2Y53UL3A%2F20191128%2Fus-east-1%2Fs3%2Faws4_request&X-AmzDate=20191128T115334Z&X-Amz-Expires=3600&X-Amz-SignedHeaders=host&X-AmzSignature=22226ce300d0d53ad50859810f30df703a6e46eb0d533a5b538d6a96ac6fd0c9 ©2014 Walden University 18 PV001 History and Evolution of the Early Childhood Field Short-Answer Assessment Submission Form Contact Information Please provide your contact information and date of submission below. Your Name: First and Last Your E-mail address: Your Email Here Date: Click here to enter a date Instructions This Competency includes a Short-Answer Assessment. Write your response to each prompt below in the space provided. Beneath the prompts is the Rubric which will be used by the Competency Assessor to evaluate your responses. Carefully review the Rubric rows associated with each prompt to provide a complete response. When writing your response, begin typing where it reads “Enter your response here.” There are no space limitations; you can write as much as needed to satisfy the requirements of the prompt (as defined in the Rubric). Save this file as PV001_firstinitial_lastname, and upload it to this Assessment within the learning platform. ©2014 Walden Uni…