Importance Of Scope In Education

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1.0 Introduction
What is ‘High Scope’? It refers to the high determinations and far-reaching mission of a model of education originating in the USA. Its goals is simple by just to improving the life chances of children and young people by promoting a high-quality educational programmes. This High Scope approach was developed by David Weikart and his colleagues in 1962. (Hohmann and Weikart 1995:3) As he believed that some student get low result on academic and intelligent tests were because they have lack of education opportunities and poor school preparation rather than a lack of innate intelligence. To prevent school failure for 3 to 4 years old children was recognized with a classroom protected in the Perry Elementary School from 1962 to …show more content…

Teachers can participate as partners in children’s play by observing and listen before and after entering into children’s play. Furthermore, teachers encourage children’s learning initiatives throughout the day by supporting children’s strengths and interests, encouraging children’s ideas, suggestions and efforts by listening to children. As teachers also support and extend children’s ideas and learning during group times, such as teachers use different kind of strategies to support and extend children’s in both small-group and large-group activities. Teachers provide opportunities for children to explore and use materials at their own developmental level and pace, example during small group, explore their creativity with material and make up their own movement and music. Beside, children have opportunities to solve problems with materials and also do things for themselves, such as child hangs picture on the door when there is no more room on the bulletin

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