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ED
5102 Curriculum
and Evaluation in the Early Years
Examines characteristics of early years learners
and the role of the teacher as observer and curriculum developer
in theory and practice.
Curriculum
Approaches
Reggio
Emilia:
www.ericeece.org/reggio.html
Internet
Resources related to Reggio Emilia
A list of web sites, articles and papers related to Reggio Emilia
Reggio
Emilia and Montessori
Parallels and contrasts these two different approaches to Early
Childhood Education.
The
Project Approach:
www.ericeece.org/project.html
ERIC
Clearinghouse on Elementary and Early Childhood Education
This article written by Lilian Katz focuses on the
Project Approach.
Project
Approach in Early Childhood and Elementary Education
A very detailed and organized web site providing
readers with valuable information on the Project Approach.
Curricular
Issues
Child
and Family Canada (A Glimpse of Child Care in Italy)
An interesting article written by Joanne Morris,
former president of the Canadian Child Care Federation. It is always
nice to get a different perspective on Education.
Childcare
Resource and Research Unit (Calendar of Events)
The following link provides information on meetings and conferences
relevant to child care.
NCREL
North Central Regional Educational Laboratory
Critical Issue: Enhancing Learning Through Multiage
Grouping
Educational
Thinkers
John
Dewey:
infed.org
The encyclopedia of informal education features over
200 articles on key educational thinkers. This link will take you
directly to the John Dewey page.
Friedrich
Froebel:
infed.org
Froebel
It was in 1837 when Friedrich Froebel was fifty-five years old,
that he formulated his ideas for the Kindergarten. "Eureka", he
shouted as he walked one day with his friend Middendorf, "I have
it. My newest institution shall be called a Kindergarten." The Kindergarten
was to be a garden of children, a place where children are developed.
Froebel
Web
A very detailed online resource about Friedrich Froebel.
Included in this site is a biographical time line, pictures and
descriptions of the Froebel gifts, links to other froebel web sites,
and much more.
Dr.
Lilian Katz:
GeoParent
A World of Ideas
How Can We Strengthen Children's Self-Esteem? An
article written by Lilian Katz.
NPIN
Parent News for March-April 2001
An interview with Dr. Lilian Katz. Dr. Katz shares
some of the lessons she has learned, over the last three decades,
in the area of child development, early childhood education and
parenting.
Dr.
Maria Montessori:
Association
Montessori Internationale
This site has everything you ever wanted to know
about Dr. Maria Montessori and the Montessori Approach. It is an
organized and up to date site that is easy to navigate through.
I think Dr. Montessori would approve.
Reggio
Emilia and Montessori
Parallels and contrasts these two different approaches to Early
Childhood Education.
ED
5062 Cultural Constructions of Childhood
An historical examination of cultural constructions
of childhood and family and the implications of these various constructions
upon the education of young children.
Australian
Institute of Family Studies (Childhood in its Context The Undersocialised
Child)
Healing
and Wellness Residential Schools
The
History of Education Site
This site originates in the Netherlands and is fascinating. Specific
categories related to childhood include histories of: parenthood,
organized care, play, media, child abuse, and perceptions of children.
That is just the tip of the iceberg - there is much more worth exploring
ED
5184 Parental Involvement in Schooling
A critical examination of the theory and practice
of parental involvement in schooling. A variety of current practices
will be examined to explore how professional and parental knowledge/expertise
are distinguished and how power relations are constructed.
ERIC
Clearinghouse - Father/Male Involvement in Early Childhood Programs
Parent
Involvement in Washington State's Schools for the 21st Century
The
New Brunswick Department of Education
McREL
Increasing Parental Involvement A Key to Student Achievement
Ed
5181 Feminist Theory and Education
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