(En inglés)
What Instructional Procedures Do You See
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Teacher 1: Cameron listen, you can count to 10 and then it's Sophia’s turn with the scissors, OK? Ready? One.
Cameron: Two, three, four, five, six.
Teacher 1: Six.
Cameron: Seven, eight, nine, ten.
Teacher 1: Good job. Now you ask her.
Cameron: Sophia?
Teacher 1: Good job, Sophia.
Toy: Celia, I want apple juice.
Teacher 2: That’s a lot of apple juice.
Teacher 3: Good job pouring juice.
Teacher 2: I hope Virginia is thirsty.
Teacher 3: Yes.
Teacher 2: Thank you.
Teacher 4: Glue.
Child 2: [Inaudible]
Teacher 4: What do you need? Do you need glue?
Child 2: [Inaudible]
Teacher 4: Glue open? It’s open. Squeeze squeeze.
’Teacher 5: One. Two. Three. Stop. What do you want?
Child 3: More.
Teacher 5: More. Good. One.
Teacher 6: [Inaudible] Draw the line down. Back to the top. Draw a line a cross. Down to the bottom. Good job.
Child 4: Yay.
Teacher 6: Woo-hoo. You did it. [Inaudible] T, t for train.
Child 4: [Inaudible]
Teacher 7: Zebra's treat is when he eats a tasty piece of Panda's pizza with lovely toppings on each slice. This pizza does look very nice. Should we count.
Child 5: Pineapple.
Teacher 7: Oh, that's pepperoni. Let's count together guys, ready?
Teacher 7 and Children: One. Two. Three. Four. Nice job. High five. You guys did a great job counting.
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CerrarObserve cómo los educadores brindan oportunidades de aprendizaje a niños en forma individual durante las actividades y rutinas diarias. Mientras observa, considere cómo este enfoque pedagógico ayuda a los niños a aprender en su entorno natural junto con sus compañeros. Piense en la actividad que se está sucediendo y en la acción que está llevando a cabo el educador que fue planificada con anticipación (video en inglés).