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LUNGEANU, Ionica. Învățământul preșcolar între sistemul tradițional și alternativele educaționale. In: Calitate în educație - imperativ al societății contemporane, 4-5 decembrie 2020, Chişinău. Chișinău, Republica Moldova: CEP UPS „I.Creangă”, 2020, Vol.1, pp. 267-274. ISBN 978-9975-46-482-6; 978-9975-46-483-3.
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Calitate în educație - imperativ al societății contemporane
Vol.1, 2020
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Chişinău, Moldova, 4-5 decembrie 2020

Învățământul preșcolar între sistemul tradițional și alternativele educaționale

CZU: 373.2

Pag. 267-274

Lungeanu Ionica12
 
1 Universitatea Pedagogică de Stat „Ion Creangă“ din Chişinău,
2 Gradinita "Step by Step" Galati
 
 
Disponibil în IBN: 26 decembrie 2020


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Educationals alternative promotes child-centered education, child-oriented teaching, individualization of training, organized learning in activity centers, involvement of family and community in children's education, respect for and appreciation of human diversity, support for inclusion of disadvantaged groups. The mission is to develop in each child the ability to be creative, to form a critical thinking, to make choices and to have the initiative, to define and solve problems, to communicate easily with others, to understand and of the negotiation. The child is offered appropriate development practices, specific to his or her age. Learning occurs, to a large extent, through individual discovery and at the child's own pace, encouraging personal ways to advance in knowledge and developing skills. The team of educators must provide children with sufficient and attractive learning materials, encouraging play and activity in centers, for which they freely choose. There is general agreement among experts that a good curriculum for young children must be developmentally appropriate. This means that the quality of the program will be defined in large measure by the extent to which the enviroment, activities, and interactions are rooter in the teacher's make in planning the curriculum and in reacting spontaneously to what happens each day are therefore based on knowledge of normal chid development and what is known about each chid's interest, abilities, needs, and background.

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alternative, step, center, activities, program, integration