Being Child Centered

Course Number
OLBeingChildCentered2hrMHS
Overview
It is not about play eliminating order, it’s about letting play flourish and thus optimizing order by minimizing it.” – Shephard Siegel, PhD. In this professional development session, we are going to dive into the 9 attributes of a child-centered environment. This is an online training. 
Objective

4.4 Establishes a learning environment within group settings that is well-organized and visually pleasing, and promotes reflection, extends learning, and encourages self-management and cooperation* (Relates to group settings)

a. Designs an environment to include:
- personal space for each child to ensure his/her sense of belonging and security
 - both active and quiet spaces
 - large muscle activity and movement spaces
 - adequate space for walkways, as well as gathering and work spaces
 - clear boundaries in the physical environment that help children know where centers begin and end
 - appropriate child-sized furniture
 - unobstructed views of all areas within the space
 - space for child selected grouping
 - space that is inviting to families
 - private meeting space
b. Maintains a space that is clean, organized, and free of clutter
c. Selects materials that foster discovery, inquiry, imagination, creativity, and actively support a variety of goals
d. Organizes and places materials within children’s reach to promote engagement and learning

Course Hours
2.00

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