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    of finding out what the child needs‚ whether we are interpreting the child’s needs from the adult’s view point and not the child’s. It is important to realize that the child’s life and work is directed towards the construction of his inner self. Pedagogy should insist that the change be of the adults rather than make claims on the child. 1b.What is the responsibility of the adult? The idea brings to the forefront something that many adults refuse to accept. It is that the child and the adult

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    2011 & 2012 Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music‚ Examination Information & Regulations. International edition. 2010. United Kingdom Bastien‚ James W Jacobson‚ Jeanine & Lancaster‚ E. L. Professional Piano Teaching: A Comprehensive Piano Pedagogy Textbook for Teaching Elementary-Level Students. Alfred Publishing‚ Co.‚ 2006 ISBN-13: 978-0739032220 Miller‚ Neil Taylor‚ Clara. These music exams‚ Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music‚ 2005‚ United Kingdom Trinity College London‚ Syllabus

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    1. Describe the life and works of Dr. Maria Montessori? Dr. Montessori is recognized as the founder of Montessori Method and one of the pioneers in the development of early childhood education. She is also respected and reputed for promoting a substantial number of important educational reforms‚ which now have become integral components of 21st century’s educational core. She is one of the most renowned women in the history of education of children. Her revolutionary and innovative findings and

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    CENTRE FOR OPEN LEARNING MALDIVES NATIONAL UNIVERSITY POST GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN EDUCATION FINANL EXAMINATION 2013 (19th May 2013) COURSE : UNDERSTANDING PEDAGOGY AND LEARNING THEORIES CODE : CST 413 DATE : 19TH MAY 2013 DURATION : 3 HOURS TIME : 9.00AM – 12.00 NOON INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES 1. This question paper consists of TWO Parts - PART A and PART B. Read the instructions for each part carefully. 2. Write your answers in the Answer Booklet provided. This question

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    Central Italy in 1945‚ after the Second World War. One of the aims of the Reggio Emilia approach in New Zealand is to ensure that their educational philosophy is developed in a way that sits within the cultural context of Aotearoa New Zealand. The pedagogy of Reggio Emilia and Te Whariki is based on values and relationships which considers the emotional‚ spiritual and intellectual learning (Edwards‚ Gandini & Forman‚ 1998). Te Whariki is the national curriculum for the early childhood education sector

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    Yoon and Birman‚ 2002: 83)‚ using self-reports of changes in practice from 287 teachers‚ found “little change in overall teaching practice” after three years. The authors found that “teachers changed little in terms of the content they teach‚ the pedagogy they use to teach it‚ and their emphasis on performance goals for students” (op. cit.). Porter and his colleagues felt that their findings “add support to the concept that both teaching and professional development are typically individual experiences”

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    Words Hurt. In the Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paolo Freire‚ Freire provides an in depth analysis and definition of oppression. Many believe that the oppressed are the only ones on the receiving end of damage but in dehumanizing others‚ the oppressor is also subject to damage. Dehumanization “marks not only those whose humanity has been stolen‚ but also (though in a different way) those who have stolen it” (1). Examples of this “two-way street” are found in Jacobs and Fredericks recount of their

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    KAVITA SINGH December 25‚ 2012 "He is an embryo in who exists nothing but nebulae which have the power to develop spontaneously certainly‚ but only at the expense of the environment – an environment rich in greatly different forms of civilization. That is why the human embryo must be born before completing itself and why it can reach further development only after birth. It’s potentialities in fact‚ must be stimulated by the environment." Formation of man Comment on this quote with reference

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    A Biography of Dr Maria Montessori Maria Montessori was born on the 31st August 1870 in the town of Chiaravalle‚ Italy. Her father‚ Alessandro‚ was an accountant in the civil service‚ and her mother‚ Renilde Stoppani‚ was well educated and had a passion for reading. The Montessori family moved to Rome in 1875‚ and the following year the young Maria enrolled in the local state school on the Via di San Nicolo da Tolentino. As her education progressed‚ she began to break through the barriers which

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    A person who has enough knowledge about a particular topic may teach; however the question remains‚ does this make them an effective teacher? Even though there are many contributing factors that can affect a student’s performance such as physical‚ psychological‚ sociological‚ and economical‚ it should be noted that no student enters school as a “failure”. It comes down to the processes and procedures that the teacher employs‚ which are the main cause of student’s success or failure (Lembo‚ as cited

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