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Identify tasks in ECD Course, According to HSN5111 POE Paper and COZU5112 Practicum paper, .write questions of each assessment, topics, chapters and how you choose this, how and why provided rubric?
Identify tasks in ECD Course, According to HSN5111 POE Paper and COZU5112 Practicum paper, .write questions of each assessment, topics, chapters and how you choose this, how and why provided rubric?
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May 17
Tasks in the ECD Course may include:
1. Completing a POE (Portfolio of Evidence) Paper for HSN5111: - Assessment Question: How have you demonstrated your understanding of key concepts in early childhood development? - Topics: Child development theories, play-based learning, social-emotional development - Chapters: Chapters 1-3 in the course textbook - Rationale for Rubric: The rubric was provided to ensure that students are assessed on their ability to apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios and demonstrate critical thinking skills.
2. Completing a Practicum Paper for COZU5112: - Assessment Question: How have you applied your knowledge of early childhood development in a real-world setting during your practicum experience? - Topics: Observational skills, classroom management techniques, parent communication - Chapters: Chapters 4-6 in the course textbook - Rationale for Rubric: The rubric was provided to assess students' ability to integrate theoretical knowledge with practical experience, demonstrate professionalism in a professional setting, and reflect on their learning and growth during the practicum.
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May 17
Tasks in the ECD Course (HSN5111 POE Paper and COZU5112 Practicum Paper)
HSN5111 POE Paper
- Task 1: Literature Review - Analyze current research on a specific aspect of early childhood development and education. - Present findings in a written report. - Task 2: Curriculum Development - Design and develop a curriculum framework for an early childhood education program. - Justify the theoretical and practical approaches used.
COZU5112 Practicum Paper
- Task 1: Classroom Observation - Observe and document children's development and interactions in an early childhood classroom. - Analyze and interpret observations to identify learning opportunities and areas for improvement. - Task 2: Lesson Planning and Implementation - Plan and implement developmentally appropriate lessons for an early childhood group. - Reflect on the effectiveness of the lessons and make necessary adjustments.
Assessment Questions for Each Assessment
HSN5111 POE Paper
- Task 1: Literature Review - What are the key findings of the research on the chosen topic? - How do the findings contribute to the understanding of early childhood development and education? - Task 2: Curriculum Development - What theoretical and practical approaches inform the curriculum design? - How does the curriculum align with best practices in early childhood education?
COZU5112 Practicum Paper
- Task 1: Classroom Observation - What are the developmental strengths and needs of the children observed? - What learning opportunities are present in the classroom environment? - Task 2: Lesson Planning and Implementation - How do the lesson plans align with the children's developmental needs? - What evidence is there to demonstrate the effectiveness of the lessons?
Topics and Chapters
The tasks in the course align with the following topics and chapters:
- Early Childhood Development (Chapters 1-3) - Theory and Practice in Early Childhood Education (Chapters 4-6) - Curriculum Development and Implementation (Chapters 7-9) - Assessment and Evaluation in Early Childhood (Chapters 10-12)
How Topics and Chapters Were Chosen
The topics and chapters were chosen to provide a comprehensive overview of the field of early childhood development and education. The tasks were designed to assess students' knowledge and skills in each of these areas.
How and Why Rubric Was Provided
A rubric was provided for each assessment to ensure clear and consistent evaluation of student work. The rubrics specify the criteria and standards used to assess student performance. This provides both students and instructors with a clear understanding of what is expected and helps to ensure fair and accurate grading.