Head Start is a program which philosophy is that children learn better when entirely implicated and self-directed in their learning. Our current curriculum is play based. We use the goals and domains set forth by Teaching Strategies Goal. The center has five large rooms, four of the rooms are school year program and one is extended day program. The room for extended day program has an equal design for children of 4-5 years old. The room capacity is up to 20 children, there also work 1 lead teacher and 2 assistant teachers. As the program allow volunteers there 2 extra volunteers to assist the teachers and children during the morning and afternoon. The currently work schedule of the center is from 6:45 am to 5:00 pm.
Extended Day Room The educators should consider four basics elements to develop a curriculum which is: the students, the teacher, the topics and the environment. Each of these elements should be connected to the daily activities in the classroom, reflecting the philosophy of the center/program with the purpose of offering a better learning and …show more content…
It provides calm and active areas following a daily schedule. https://oldweb.naeyc.org/about/positions/dap4.asp It also provides a well-prepared routine, clean and organized environment, full of dynamic activities as well as involving and meaningful areas for learning experiences. Enthusiastic teachers will scaffold children learning to help them practice and grow in a wide variety of goals within the learning domains. Welcoming room, where parents are also allowed to share and play with children. We also count with a well-designed curriculum that allows the teachers observe and assess the children’s skills and abilities. That way teacher plan play opportunities based on the individual learning needs of the children in their
Extended Day Room The educators should consider four basics elements to develop a curriculum which is: the students, the teacher, the topics and the environment. Each of these elements should be connected to the daily activities in the classroom, reflecting the philosophy of the center/program with the purpose of offering a better learning and …show more content…
It provides calm and active areas following a daily schedule. https://oldweb.naeyc.org/about/positions/dap4.asp It also provides a well-prepared routine, clean and organized environment, full of dynamic activities as well as involving and meaningful areas for learning experiences. Enthusiastic teachers will scaffold children learning to help them practice and grow in a wide variety of goals within the learning domains. Welcoming room, where parents are also allowed to share and play with children. We also count with a well-designed curriculum that allows the teachers observe and assess the children’s skills and abilities. That way teacher plan play opportunities based on the individual learning needs of the children in their