Showing posts with label communities of learners. Show all posts
Showing posts with label communities of learners. Show all posts
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Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Tuakana-Teina DVD
There is a DVD available that looks at the concept of Tuakana-Teina relationships in early childhood education settings. It was created by Massey University and Wycliffe Nga Tamariki Kindergarten as a part of the Centre of Innovation work.
The DVD is reviewed by Bev Clark in Early Education journal V44 Spring/Summer pp. 30-31
The Dvd discusses Tuakana Teina as a concept and compares this to the idea of scaffolding, looking at the differences between these ideas which come up so often in discussions with Centres.
The image of a waka is woven through discussion, looking at the importance of recognising roles and responsibilities of every member of the teaching and learning community.
The DVD contains a number of case study video clips from the Kindergarten which illustrate the ideas being discussed.
This is a great resource that would be a 'must see' for all early childhood teachers and educators and at $15 is incredibly affordable.
You can order the DVD by writing to School of Educational Studies
Massey College of Education
Private Bag 11 222
Palmerston North
or email T.D.Beattie@massey.ac.nz
The DVD is reviewed by Bev Clark in Early Education journal V44 Spring/Summer pp. 30-31
The Dvd discusses Tuakana Teina as a concept and compares this to the idea of scaffolding, looking at the differences between these ideas which come up so often in discussions with Centres.
The image of a waka is woven through discussion, looking at the importance of recognising roles and responsibilities of every member of the teaching and learning community.
The DVD contains a number of case study video clips from the Kindergarten which illustrate the ideas being discussed.
This is a great resource that would be a 'must see' for all early childhood teachers and educators and at $15 is incredibly affordable.
You can order the DVD by writing to School of Educational Studies
Massey College of Education
Private Bag 11 222
Palmerston North
or email T.D.Beattie@massey.ac.nz
Friday, February 27, 2009
Welcome to our readers from the Montessori Cluster
It has been very exciting to begin a cluster programme that has an ICT component where centres are blogging as a part of developing a community of learners.
Some initial teething problems have been frustrating but we are all learning from these. I have found that as I learn more about this WEB 2.0 stuff I find more I want to be able to do so I have to research more and make more mistakes and hit more block walls.
But Oh! the satisfaction when I can make something work!!!
I have even been known to do a little dance in the privacy of my office
Maureen
Some initial teething problems have been frustrating but we are all learning from these. I have found that as I learn more about this WEB 2.0 stuff I find more I want to be able to do so I have to research more and make more mistakes and hit more block walls.
But Oh! the satisfaction when I can make something work!!!
I have even been known to do a little dance in the privacy of my office
Maureen
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