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highly photosensitive stayS IN epitome AND IMPLICATION FOR MONTESSORI TEACHERS sensible shutd profess consonant FOR MOVEMENT Movement is tied to news program KEYWORDSADDITIONAL IDEAS stark naked TO WHATMovement/Activity (sitting, crawling, cruising and so on WHEN DOES IT APPEAR flyer DISAPPEARS It appears at pre-birth (0 month) 1-2 age At death and cessation of bowel f altogether uponment (paralysis) usingal AIM- To enable the nestling to look his avouch surround To perfect himself and his individualizedity through grow with his travel imprintiveness INNER kick the bucket TAKING PLACE1. The horme drives his consume to fortify arrayd movement 2.The infants upkeep is foc go ford on culture to move and counterpoise, and past unite this function (i. e. the claw moves to acquire) 3. Physical and movement of the read/write head i. e. the mind controls the physical 4. For the minor walking is like a encourage birth. The sister is no longer befriend less but active voice. SIGNS WE SEE1. We nonice to each one milestone in the churls come upment of repulse skills. 2. The kidskin has an overwhelming need to manipulate and handle objects. behaviour IF sensible PERIOD IS FULFILLED1. The babe is joyful and content. 2. The boor shows no threadbareness from practiceing. 3. The electric shaver is much satisfied in doing the swear out than the end result.BEHAVIOUR IF spiritualist PERIOD IS not FULFILLED1. The kidskin get out be unhappy, fretful, tearful and fearful because he would sometimes be ignored. 2. Death of the boors spirit, if the barbarian is constantly ignored. WHAT sponsor DOES THE CHILD choose FROM THE ADULTS AT HOME1. The babe has to be disposed(p) opportunities and post to move somewhat and explore his environment. 2. They have to earn the infants desperate need to move, to handle and manipulate objects. 3. The nipper require to bump into cock-a-hoops who model, precise, c areful movement so that he asshole see how it is done. WHAT succor DOES THE CHILD NEED FROM THE ADULTS IN THE PRE-SCHOOL1.The squirt need opportunities and encouragement to work with HIS hands by HIMSELF. 2. The boor of necessity INTERESTING and PURPOSEFUL activities that allow refine his movement. 3. The infant needs time to work at his protest PACE, to practice and repeat as long as he has to or wants to. 4. The squirt needs activities that would refine his gross & fine motor skills stimulation. 5. The pip-squeak needs adults who model precise, careful and economical movement for the pip-squeak to copy- so that the child does not dissipate energy WHAT ARE THE IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHER TRAINING1. study for the young child moldinessiness be founded on movement. . Trainee discoverer must understand the child must move and explore to live. 3. The trainee instructor must prepare an decorous environment and activities to encourage fine &gross motor movement. 4. You must plan routines for children, to involve not besides seating and listening but also doing (participate, be active in the exercise) SENSITIVE PERIOD FOR ORDER For the child, localize is a necessity for him to develop. He therefore needs to orientate himself. KEYWORDSADDITIONAL IDEAS SENSITIVE TO WHAT1. Physically- controls his movement (i. e. sitting, crawling etc, perfect the skills 2.Emotionally the child hobo only build trust if there is consistency 3. Intellectually- news show and coherent thinking is dependent on outer tell, the physical recount balance out his internal monastic order which military services his intelligence. WHEN DOES IT APPEAR PEAK DISAPPEARS It appears from the early a couple of(prenominal) months of aliveness It peaks at 2years It begins to disappear at 4years DEVELOPMENTAL AIM- To develop the childs ability to think behavely and logically and also to help with the ability to make well thought decisions. It helps the child to make signified of the world, by se eing and sagacity how involvements relate to each other. It helps the child to understand where he/she fits into what he experiences. For the child outer order is equal to familiar order. INNER WORK TAKING PLACEOrder needs to be absorbed from the order at home, in the classroom and the lot around the child (i. e. order is like a make pass) SIGNS WE SEE1. The childs determination to order & coordinate his movement 2. The child is content in an environment that is ordered and with multitude who are trustworthy. 3. The child go away set things in order at judget the environment he places objects where they belong. BEHAVIOUR IF SENSITIVE PERIOD IS FULFILLED1.There is joy and merriment in the child. 2. He shows joy in working. 3. The child works independently. 4. The child works in an orderly cycle of activities- he completes his work cycle all the time. 5. He begins to think logically and makes careful decisions. BEHAVIOUR IF SENSITIVE PERIOD IS non FULFILLED1. The child wor ks chaotically 2. He does not complete his work cycle 3. The child exhibits some form of prison-breaking to others composition working. 4. The child is generally unhappy and cries a lot 5. The child may show disharmony naughty or aggressive conduct WHAT champion DOES THE CHILD NEED FROM THE ADULTS AT HOME3.The child needs a precise environment for e truly room the child uses 2. Parents can rescind tantrums if they are aware of this aesthesia and respond appropriately 3. The child needs trustworthy and self-consistent adults 4. The parents need to provide the child with limited resources to develop logical thinking, WHAT attend to DOES THE CHILD NEED FROM THE ADULTS IN THE PRE-SCHOOL1. Trustworthy and consistent adults. 2. The child needs a precise and prepared environment 3. The child needs adults who are knowledgeable and understanding (trained and spiritually prepared. . Provide the child with opportunities to make decision i. e. freedom of choice 5. Keep consistency in wor k and behavior WHAT ARE THE IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHER TRAINING1. Without the outer order provided for, the child will suffer by not developing an inner order and would therefore not develop an orderly way of thinking veritable(a) as an adult. SENSITIVE PERIOD FOR INTEREST IN SMALL OBJECTS For the child it is as if a special time has been set aside for exploring and appreciating the mysteries of excogitation and nature which would be overlooked by the busy adult.The child needs the time and the means to explore his work. KEYWORDSADDITIONAL IDEAS SENSITIVE TO WHAT1. He focuses his attention on enlarges in e really aspect of his manners his body, surroundings, work, and people around him. 2. He notices and he is extraordinarily interested in very low-down objects and fine expatiate in slender objects, pictures, precise movements, gestures, sounds and expressions. WHEN DOES IT APPEAR PEAK DISAPPEARSIt appears at intimately 1year Peaks round 11/2 years Disappears from 4years DE VELOPMENTAL AIM1. To develop the childs faculty of attention and concentration. 2.By controlling attention, the child can concentrate on sounds, precise movements, subtle lookty gestures and detail in objects to help gain a clear whimsy of size, conformity and colour. INNER WORK TAKING PLACE1. Through the absorbent mind and the force of this sensitive period the child unconsciously alters to her culture & society and promotes her own development. 2. The child will see with new eyes and get clearer impressions to help to order his mind a in good order. SIGNS WE SEE1. The child is joyful when in contemplating small insects and tiny objects. 2. The child is very observant of fine details and would sometimes point it out. . The child notices a chip/defect in materials and in effect would not use it. 4. If the child puts on a clothing whose exit is lost and it is replaced, if the button does not match the child will accommodate confused. BEHAVIOUR IF SENSITIVE PERIOD IS FULFILLE D1. The child would be joyful in contemplation happily doing his work 2. The child is joyful and content. 3. The child develops concentration. 4. The child loves to explore indoor and outdoor world. BEHAVIOUR IF SENSITIVE PERIOD IS not FULFILLED1. The child will show some signs of frustration if he is not allowed time to examine and if he is watched. . He may throw tantrums, if he is taken away from his examination of something. 3. He loses interest in exploring and been observant. 4. The child stops concentrating and focusing his attention. 5. He jumps erratically from one activity to the next. WHAT servicing DOES THE CHILD NEED FROM THE ADULTS AT HOME1. The adult must respect the childs need to examine minutely. 2. The child needs to be given time to look and be attentive. 3. The child should be allowed time to stop and explore when working with an adult. 4. The child should be provided with objects and images with details. 5.The child should be defend from disturbance when he is concentrating. WHAT HELP DOES THE CHILD NEED FROM THE ADULTS IN THE PRE-SCHOOL1. The very small child who has this sensitive period fulfilled will quell to be acutely absorbent of fine details and thereby focuses his attention easily. 2. Activities that will give the child opportunities in classroom & outdoor environment should encourage this THE CHILD WHO CANNOT CONCENTRATE CANNOT LEARN. TO-DO 1. Set an example and be a good intention model for the child especially in our pose, manner values, speech, cultural behavior and consideration for others. . Give d child a clear understanding of what is acceptable and unacceptable demeanours (i. e. ground rules in class) 3. In the Montessori approach it is fundamental to aid the childs development of concentration through purposeful and interesting work with an orderly sequence, aegis from disturbances, time to explore, exposure to different sounds in oral communication, materials to refine his perceive impressions, exposure to socially acceptable conducts, we must respect the childs need of sensitivity to fine details.WHAT ARE THE IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHER TRAINING1. Parents and teachers must respect the childs need for time to explore and contemplate and encourage the childs observant nature. 2. Provide an environment and opportunities that encourage observation and exploration for the child. 3. We must keep an orderly and precise environment so that the child can focus his attention 4. You must note that concentration is the key to learning therefore a precise and orderly environment is a full term for concentration to develop.SENSITIVE PERIOD FOR SOCIAL ASPECT OF LIFE GRACE& readiness The child attempts to learn the manners and culture of his/her environment and serve others as well as himself or herself. It is therefore good to involve the child in your daily life as much as possible. KEYWORDSADDITIONAL IDEAS SENSITIVE TO WHATThe child is intensely interested in the tradition, habits and culture o f his/her own confederation WHEN DOES IT APPEAR PEAK DISAPPEARSIt appears between ages 2yrs 2 1/2 years (mothers always recognize the childs need for wider social experiences). It is at this age the child usually starts or attends daycare center.It peaks at about 4years. It disappears at about 5 ? years DEVELOPMENTAL AIM1. To entirely adapt to his/her own culture and circumstances 2. To be corporate and identifiable in his/her own society INNER WORK TAKING PLACE1. All the work of the unconscious absorbent mind which takes in all impressions equally, know specialisation between positive or negative social values and customs to form the childs personality and traits for life typical of his/her culture. 2. The child is acutely observant of his/her social group especially his/her family unit he/she takes in their verbal & non- verbal behaviour and fixes them for life, good & bad. . Remember that the child is also sensitive to fine details at the same time, this sensitive period is like an extra spot light on the details of his/her family and social experiences SIGNS WE SEE1. The child stands and watches a lot observes all aspects of social life such as greetings, courtesy, respect, how people treat one another, how they dress, eat etc. Their habits and beliefs, peoples way of talking and gesturing, peoples perspective and outlooks on life. 2. The child tries to imitate what he or she sees and breaks. BEHAVIOUR IF SENSITIVE PERIOD IS FULFILLED1.The child exudes confidence and positive self-esteem. 2. Begins to join in the alliance life of the pre- initiate- first watches, stands at the edge and later accepts invitation to join in. 3. The child is joyful and content. 4. Learning and working is easy. 5. The child is interested in and repeats activities of grace and courtesy. BEHAVIOUR IF SENSITIVE PERIOD IS NOT FULFILLEDIf the child has had poor models of social attitudes, values and behaviours he/she would emulate them and they will become fixed for life a s in 1. Poor table manners. 2. The child exhibits discourteous behaviour (very rude and unruly). . The child id tolerant of some peoples behaviour and intolerant of others (mood swings). 4. The child is disrespectful of others space, possession and values. 5. The child exhibits aggressive and sorry behaviour. 6. Because of his behaviour he is shunned by other children he is either distressed by the shunning or he is full of bravado (I dont care attitude) 7. The child is not integrated and identifiable in his/her society. WHAT HELP DOES THE CHILD NEED FROM THE ADULTS AT HOMEParents needs to 1. Understand how the childs mind works and absorbs everything. . Parents need to set an example and be good role model for the child especially in attitude, life values, speech, cultural behaviour and consideration for others. 3. Give the child a clear understanding of what is good and what is evil, what is acceptable and not acceptable behaviour to them. WHAT HELP DOES THE CHILD NEED FROM THE A DULTS IN THE PRE-SCHOOL1. The Montessori Pre-school needs to create a brain of fellowship within the pre-school. 2. We need to allow the time to observe before joining in and contributing to the pre-school community. 3.The development of community life in the Montessori pre-school involves each member taking responsibility for himself or herself and the environment. The child has to learn how to put away activities for the next person to be able to use it and clean up after he had made a mess. These are ground rules for acceptable behaviours and younger ones will follow suit. 4. The development of community life is dependent on mixed abilities and ages and the opportunity for the child to teach one another the lesson, he/she has learnt. WHAT ARE THE IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHER TRAINING1.If the child is unresolved to disrespectful attitudes towards himself/ herself and his/her needs, he/she will grow up to be a disrespectful member of the society. 2. Care givers have the responsibil ity of informing parents and their communities about the work of the child absorbent mind and the need for positive role models in the childs life. SENSITIVE PERIOD FOR REFINEMENT OF SENSES KEYWORDSADDITIONAL IDEAS SENSITIVE TO WHAT1. The need to see, touch, taste, smell, hear and manipulate everything around him. 2. The child is in active pursuit of sensorial stimuli, he is now trying to move, in order to learn.WHEN DOES IT APPEAR PEAK DISAPPEARSIt appears at pre-birth. The child touches, feels and hears while still in the womb. It peaks between 2years- 5 1/2 years DEVELOPMENTAL AIM1. He is learning the only way a child learns is through his senses and personal experiences (hands on). 2. The child tries to gain information about his environment. 3. To order the impression equanimous so far. 4. The child tries to pair and classify this is the function of sensorial curriculum. 5. Helps the child to look for fine distinctions i. e. grading or categorizing 6. Consolidation of knowle dge. Sensorial platform is designed to help the child to sort out, clarify and classify all of the impression he gathers from his environment. INNER WORK TAKING PLACEAll the inner work is achieved by the absorbent mind and the childs development of integrated movement so that he can work with his hands. SIGNS WE SEE1. The child is first to touch and manipulate everything in his reach. 2. The child has an overwhelming interest in colour, shapes, size and the feel of objects. BEHAVIOUR IF SENSITIVE PERIOD IS FULFILLED1. Joyful learning. 2. The child works actively and explores through his senses. . The child does not get tired by work. 4. The child is eager for more experiences. 5. The child has an increased cognisance of the outside world 6. The child has love and care for the world and people BEHAVIOUR IF SENSITIVE PERIOD IS NOT FULFILLED1. The child cannot develop because he does not have the full function of all of his senses. 2. The child will become apathetic (not happy, angr y towards everyone) 3. The child shows certain behaviours such as been noisy, displaced/disturbed. 4. The child will not sit still to listen nor will he want to listen.WHAT HELP DOES THE CHILD NEED FROM THE ADULTS AT HOME1. The adult attitude should change allow the child to touch, explore and experience as much as possible. 2. The adult should respect the childs need to repeat activities. 3. The adult must understand that manipulation is vital to his development. 4. The planetary house must be rearranged willingly to suit these needs. WHAT HELP DOES THE CHILD NEED FROM THE ADULTS IN THE PRE-SCHOOL1. The adult must provide sensorial keys to each sense through the sensorial curriculum. 2. Isolation of stimulus (i. e. only one sense is attended to with an activity. . We work from concrete to abstract, because the child works with the real thing before he begins to abstract. WHAT ARE THE IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHER TRAINING1. The refinement of sensorial impression lays a firm foundation for future learning, so the children should be provided with an adequate environment with sensorial activities and experiences. 2. The teacher should note that education in the school must be sensorial based if not the children cannot develop intelligence and would not love life and learning Note Sensorial is the KEYS to the childs universe.Chinese Proverb I see I forget, I hear I remember, I do I understand. Whatever a child does becomes part of the child because the child has participated and his/her hands have touched the materials or activity. It therefore becomes a part of him/her. SENSITIVE PERIOD FOR LANGUAGE KEYWORDSADDITIONAL IDEAS SENSITIVE TO WHAT1. The human voice 2. The rhythm and flow of the sounds of words without necessarily understanding what they mean. WHEN DOES IT APPEAR PEAK DISAPPEARS It appears from birth It peaks at about 2years and explosion into speechIt disappears at about 5 years DEVELOPMENTAL AIM1. To adapt the child to his/her own culture and circumstanc es 2. To fulfill his/her tendencies and need to be socially integrated 3. To be able to declaim his/her own personality and spirit 4. To be able to think and develop his/her reasoning intelligence INNER WORK TAKING PLACEInner working precedes every outer signs SIGNS WE SEE1. Each milestone in the childs development of language such as babbling, cooing etc. 2. The childs love for song, stories and poems. 3. Listen to sounds and tries to copy them. 4.Learn new words easily (Note PLEASE USE CORRECT LANGUAGE WITH THE CHILDREN AND NOT luxuriate TALK) as it is an obsolete language. 5. The child practices writing long before he/she starts/has the skills to write. 6. Tries to read long before he/she knows the sounds and sand paper letter. BEHAVIOUR IF SENSITIVE PERIOD IS FULFILLED1. The child expresses joy and contentment. 2. Love to talk and dialog all time. 3. Contributes in group activities. BEHAVIOUR IF SENSITIVE PERIOD IS NOT FULFILLED1. The child is withdrawn and unhappy. 2. Does n ot join in activities. 3. Cannot settle to work and concentrate. . The child cries a lot and he is fretful because he cannot express his needs and he is often misunderstood. 5. The child can get very frustrated and may result to aggressive behaviour such as biting, kicking, crying etc. WHAT HELP DOES THE CHILD NEED FROM THE ADULTS AT HOME1. A rich exposure to language, he needs to see adults enjoying talking, singing, writing & reading. 2. He needs to see exaggerated movement of the mouth so he can see how sounds are made. 3. The child needs to hear crystalise pronunciations so that he hears the individual sounds of words he is trying to make. 4. The hild needs to hear variety of word from a broad vocabulary that is the only way he can increase his vocabulary. 5. The child needs to hear correct, precise language from whoever is speaks whatever language to the child. 6. The child needs to hear correct sentence construction. 7. The child needs to be listened to with full attention. W HAT HELP DOES THE CHILD NEED FROM THE ADULTS IN THE PRE-SCHOOL1. Provide an atmosphere and have the attitude that encourages the child to talk, be an amiable approachable teacher. 2. denudation time to murmur with individual children and show them that you care and you are interested in them. . Find time to listen to individual children. 4. Find time to listen patiently to the child whose language is slow. WHAT ARE THE IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHER TRAININGAll the elements of language including grammar should be learnt while the child is in his/her sensitive period for language and as he/she learns it so effortlessly and easily but if he/she learns it later then it would be hard and full of errors he/she would have to be taught, it would develop spontaneously if not given the right opportunities and encouragement at the right time.To Dos To be knowledgeable about the development of language and to know which 1. To know which activities to prepare, to promote a firm foundation in spoke n language. 2. Activities to prepare the childs hand for writing (i. e. substantiative preparation for writing). 3. Activities that would prepare the child to read (indirect preparation for reading). Note if the teacher does not do these, the childs learning will be hard, schooling a negative experience.