Assignment 2b Assignment 2b Learning Outcomes: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Weight: 30%N.B.This unit contains a two-day professional experience, so Assignment 2 must be passed in order to achieve an overall pass in...

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Assignment 2b


















Assignment 2b



Learning Outcomes: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6



Weight: 30%N.B.This unit contains a two-day professional experience, so Assignment 2 must be passed in order to achieve an overall pass in the unit. e.g. Your mark must be at least 25 or more out of 50.



Please refer to the rubric,introductory videoand a suggested template you can use.



Length:1000 - 1250 words (not including appendices, annotations or references)



Due date:27th September






The purpose of this assignment is to build your skills in addressing a gap identified by a critical analysis of the learning environment (Assignment 2a) by planning, implementing and evaluating learning experiences to address this gap.



For this assignment, you will need to have engaged with Topics 1-10.


Task 1. Develop curriculum web (diagram, so words not counted)(from the gap you identified in Assignment 2b)


Read the Beatty (2009)(Topic 10)reading. Using her instructions, create a curriculum web as described by that covers the gap or area of need for the same group of children that shows off your engagement with the whole unit. Remember that active engagement with the creative arts is a powerful medium for language learning. Give the reader some context e.g. Listening activities for 2-year-olds


Task 2a. Develop an action plan (500-550 words)


From this web, develop an action plan for a short sequence of language experiences from a few areas of the web. Reference your ideas to show how your plan relates to a wide range of learning from the unit e.g. videos, text, readings, articles. Hint: Ensure you demonstrate a thorough understanding of Topic 8 and 10, and that you plan for the inclusion of some technological multiliteracies (Topic 9) and the creative arts. If your children are 3-year-olds, some element of critical literacy (Topic 9) also needs to be included. Hint: Thetextbookgives some ideas for critical literacy development, that are not actually critical literacy. They talk about developing the skills of critical literacy. You need to include actual critical literacy activities.


Task 2b. Implement your plan(100 words)



  • Ensure you have a working camera and someone to take photos of you implementing the activities with the children. You must be in some of the photographs.

  • Finalise and implement your planned language experiences. Document the experiences using annotated photo stories. This documentation will tell the story of what happened. You might include anything that was unplanned that occurred. (e.g. it was raining, so the activity was moved inside, the group was smaller than expected due to high numbers of children away that day, the particular resource I hoped to use was unavailable for the ...... activity, so instead, I used ......).

  • This assignment has aprofessional field experience requirement. In order to fulfil this component, you will need to get a supervisor or person in charge to write a letter confirming that you have implemented your language experience with a small group of children and for him/her to comment briefly on your plan and the experiences, including the dates and times of your visit for BOTH Assignment 1d and 2.It is important the letter is on the service’s letterhead, with the logo, the name of the person signing the letter underneath their signature, their email and the phone number so they can be contacted if needed.Failure to submit this letter will mean your marks are not released to pass the unit.


Task 3. Evaluate(300-350 words)



  • Evaluate your language experience to see if it did fill the gap and how exactly it did or didn’t do this. Quality teachers improve learning outcomes by constantly evaluating, reflecting and adjusting depending on the students, environments, resources and time. If the language experiences didn't fill the gap, or only partially filled it, don't be afraid to explore that. Use the experience as a learning tool for yourself (and your group). Explain what might work more effectively next time. This section needs to be referenced. How would you scaffold those children who were not quite ready for this activity next time? How would you work to extend those who needed it?


Task 4. Communication (hypothetical) with parents (200-250 words)


Discuss how you would communicate this gap to the parents and partner with them to enhance the children's learning at home if you were their regular educator. You will not actually communicate with them for this assignment, just discuss how you would do this. You need to remember that the majority of parents are busy working. You need to plan for activities the child and parents could do at home that would take the learning home in a practical and convenient way that does not cause an extra burden for busy parents. Reference this from Topic 1 using a wide variety of resources.


Task 5.Organise your APA reference list


Task 6.Organise the appendices as shown below.


Appendix 1: Any blank permission slips etc. from the ECE centre or that you have created for this assignment


Appendix 2:Practicum letter on the service letterheadthat must outline the dates and times of your observations and implementation of activities for both assignment 2a and 2b and signed by someone who is identifiable from the signature and typed name underneath and contactable within the service via email and phone. This is a requirement to pass the assignment. The form should state they have viewed your UNE Student ID card with photo ID (or a photo Student UNE ID card), a Working with Children Check or equivalent in another state and a current Anaphylaxis Training Certificate.

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Answer To: Assignment 2b Assignment 2b Learning Outcomes: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Weight: 30%N.B.This unit contains a...

Tanmoy answered on Jan 16 2021
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EDEC333: Young Children as Communicators Assignment 2b
Talking experience for 3 to 4 years old children
Action plan
In this paper we will try to discuss on the talking experience among the children within the age group of 3 to 4 years group in various community schools in Australia. It will be a group of 4000 students from around the schools in Australia who will be selected as our sa
mple size. This talking experience will be targeted especially to judge the learning capability of the children from the Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders communities. This process is to judge the development of vocabulary skills and the basic grammar rules. This process is entirely based on the Early Years Learning Experience (EYLF) concept which supports the children within the age group of 0 to five years for their transition in the school (Australian Government; EYLF, 2020). Through this process there will be a development of a curriculum web which will help to solve the various difficulties that the children of this age suffer (John-Steiner & Mahn, 1996). Therefore, an important component of early childhood development can only be done through early childhood learning through care in various pre-school and child care centers. Finally, high quality childhood education can only be provided through support from the parents and especially for children from disadvantage backgrounds.
Implementation of your plan
Figure 1 – ‘Parent volunteering the student to learn basic words like mother, father, brother and sister’
Figure 2 – ‘Teachers helping student to learn and talk with connecting words like because and if’
Figure 3 – ‘Teachers helping students to talk through handmade string phones to help them enhance their vocabulary power’
Figure 4 – ‘Teachers helping students to talk and discuss on issues which are causing difficulties and stresses during learning processes’
Evaluation
    
    Observation in the figures
    Time frame
    Materials used
    Teacher’s contribution
    Parent’s contribution
    Engagement of parents (Figure 1)
    As per the observation of the figure 1 we can see that the children of ages 3 to 4 years learn to talk from their parents first.
This may be in the form of parents teaching their children to learn words like father, mother, aunty, brother.
Children do feels safe and comfortable while learning and talking with their parents at home.
The basic taking takes place from the home from the children parents
    This activity is an ongoing process where the children will take lessons from the parents on talking and increasing their vocabulary power.
But, initially there will be a testing phase of 1 month where the parents will teach atleast 50 words to their children within this timeframe (Mary L. Gavin, 2019)
The parents will try to teach their children atleast 5 to 10 words on a daily basis which will increase their stock of words.
    The materials to be used will be generally books.
Here the parents will speak a word to the children which will be repeated by the children.
The parents will need to rectify the children when the word is repeated incorrectly.
    The teachers will give this task to the parents and will ask the words to the children in class.
There will be an evaluation made by the teacher to see how the pronunciation and vocabulary power of the children is improving.
    The parents will teach their children as and when they will get time after their work and returning from office.
    Benefits to the children from this learning
Talking with the children by their parents will try to change the child’s brain, help in language development and reduce the word gap (MIT cognitive scientists, 2018).
    Areas of improvement
As per a study the MIT in 1995, the children of the higher income families learns more than 30 million words in the first three years from their birth than the children from low income families...
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