DCE1239 SCIENCE IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
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Here is the class outline:
1. Introduction to the course subject1 section
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2. Assignment instructionThis assignment aims to assess your understanding of the given topic and their ability to apply knowledge effectively. You are required to complete the task individually/group and follow all given guidelines. All responses must be written clearly using your own words. You should provide relevant explanations, examples, or evidence to support their answers where necessary. Plagiarism is not allowed, and any copied work without proper acknowledgment will be penalized. The assignment should be well-organized and presented neatly. You are encouraged to check your work for grammar, spelling, and clarity before submission. Please ensure that the assignment is submitted on time. Late submissions may result in penalties unless a valid reason is provided. 1 section
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3. Chapter 1: INTRODUCTIONChapter 1: Introduction 1.1 Introduction of Environmental Science 1.1.1 Introduction to Early Science 1.1.2 The Importance of Nature Study 1.2 Development Concept of Sciences 1.2.1 How Concept Develop and Acquired 1.2.2 Promoting the concept of Science in Education 1.2.3 Approaches to Sciences Awareness 1.2.4 Characteristic for Effective Educators 4 sections
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4. Chapter 2: IMPORTANCE OF NATURE STUDYChapter 2: Importance Of Nature Study 2.1 Environmental Observation in Islam 2.1.1 Appreciation of nature life 2.2 Development of Environmental Awareness 2.2.1 Gardening and Pets in Islam 2.2.2 Enhancement on Understanding of Ecological Significance 4 sections
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5. Chapter 3: EARLY SCIENCES: FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS AND SKILLSChapter 3: Early Sciences: Fundamental Concepts and Skills 3.1 Enhancement on Ecological Significance 3.2 Enrichment of Children Knowledge in Sciences 3.2.1 Life Sciences 3.2.1.1. The concept of Zoology 3.2.1.2. The concept of Botany 3.2.1.3.The concept of Ecology 3.2.2. Physical Sciences 3.2.2.1. The Concept of Colour, Size, Shape and Texture 3.2.2.2. The Concept of Mass and Weight 3.2.2.3. The Concept of Force, Magnet and Electricity 3.2.2.4. The Concept of Sound, Light and Space 3.2.3. Earth Sciences 3.2.3.1. The Concept of Geography 3.2.3.2. The Concept of Ecology 3.2.3.3. Introduction to Planet and Space 5 sections
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6. Chapter 4: TEACHING SCIENCES IN EARLY CHILDHOOD SETTINGChapter 4: Teaching Sciences In Early Childhood Setting 4.1. Developmental Appropriate Planning for young children 4.1.1. Infant 4.1.2. Toddlers 4.1.3. Pre-schoolers 4.2. Strategies in Acquiring Knowledge for Children 4.2.1. Into Children-centred 4.2.2. A Thematic Approach 4.2.3. Play, Outdoor and Risky Learning 4.2.4. Technology in Teaching and Learning 4.2.5. Integrated Approach 4.3 Learning Environment 4.3.1. Materials and Resources 3 sections
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7. Chapter 5: OBSERVATION AND ASSESSMENT IN TEACHINGChapter 5: Observation and Assessment in Teaching 5.1. The Principles of Enjoying Assessment and Creativity 5.1.1. Direct 5.1.2. Assessment 5.2 Assessing Self-Concept, Self-Esteem and Self-Efficacy 5.3 Evaluating Young Children’s Understanding 3 sections
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8. Chapter 6: BUILDING SUPPORT FOR SPECIAL NEEDS AND PARTNERSHIPChapter 6: Building Support for Special Needs and Partnership 6.1. Sciences at Home 6.1.1. Roles of Adults 6.1.2. Home Continuity 6.1.3. Issues and Challenges 6.2. Building and Engaging Communities 2 sections
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