According to Inference and observation choose: 1. Cognitive development: ?a. what is the problem; b. what is a goal; c. what strategy will help to
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According to Inference and observation choose:
1. Cognitive development: a. what is the problem; b. what is a goal; c. what strategy will help to resolve the problem, what kind of activities will help
2. Social-emotional development: a. what is the problem; b. what is a goal; c. what strategy will help to resolve the problem, what kind of activities will help
3. Learning development (choose 2 strategies): a. what is the problem; b. what is a goal; c. what two strategies will help to resolve the problem, what kind of activities will help
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Inferences
1) Social/Emotional Development
According to the observation: “The teacher instructs the kids to go to their cubbies and pick their crayons. While the other kids are busy picking their crayons, Lili on the other hand has her head on the desk that she is seating on.”
Between 3 to 5 years old kids are on “initiative vs. guilt” Erikson stage three. Curiosity and fantasy, contribute to the formation of initiative, expanding the boundaries of independence, the development of creative abilities. Lili is not interested in the activity that has been given to her. Maybe close adults who severely restrict freedom of choice, overly controlling and punishing Lili cause her too much guilt. Guilt-ridden Lili is passive, constrained, and in the future have little ability for productive work.
According to the observation: “after a small talk back and forth of trying to convince Lili to go pick up the crayons, she finally gets up unwillingly putting her head downs and goes to the cubbies to pick up the crayons as instructed by the teacher.”
According to The Theory of Attachment by J. Bowlby, if the mother is not attentive and caring enough to the child if she is too cold and strict, he develops an insecure attachment and a feeling of insecurity and vulnerability associated with it. If his attachment is unreliable or insecure, he treats himself as rejected, unloved, incapable of anything, and the object of his attachment becomes a source of fear and danger. The quality of a child's attachment to his mother affects school success, the solution of social and cognitive problems, relationships with peers, and the success of adaptation to the social environment. Most likely, Lili has a bad relationship with her mother at home, so she does not show interest in anything new in the learning process. Lili has low self-esteem and is suspicious and fearful. Emotional intelligence is also not developind very well. Because of this, Lili may become dependent on a stronger personality in the future. Also Lili doesn't trust others. Her emotional state is unstable. The mood often changes because she has to attract the attention of others.
2) Cognitive Development
According to the observation: “The kids start reading each word in the booklet aloud, Lili still seems to be confused and keeps looking around while other kids are reading the words aloud. The teacher calls on Lili and tells her to read the next word on the line, Lili goes ahead and answers that “I don’t know where we are?” the assistant teacher approaches her and sits next to her, she specifically shows her where the rest of the class is in the process of reading the booklet. Lili begins to read out the words aloud. Lili is able to pronounce and sound out each word that she is instructed to read.”
According to Vygotsky’s Developmental Theory “the zone of proximal development” is determined by the content of those tasks that the child cannot yet solve on his own, but is already carrying out with the help of an adult. Lili is on ZPD because after the assistant teacher helped her to find out what to do, Lili coped with the task without problems.
According to Jean Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development “preoperational stage” is the second of four stages and lasts from two to six years, around the time a child starts school. One of the key features of the preoperative stage is that it marks the time when the child begins to acquire language, which marks a significant shift in the functioning of the human brain. Lili is in the preoperational stage. She is able to pronounce and sound out each word.
3) Learning Developmental
According to the observation: “The teacher tells students to put their crayons and books away and seat upright as they are going to start the next part of the lesson. Lili seems to be distracted and does not listen to the teacher. I approach Lili and tell her to put her book and crayons away and sit upright. I specifically tell Lili that if she does not follow the instructions given by the teacher and does not do the tasks given to her, then she will not play outside with the other kids during the break time. Lili then becomes stiller and seats upright.”
According to Bandura's “Social Learning Theory,” the principle of “The importance of motivation” Lili focused on the task when she understood that after she will be doing what the teacher says (to put crayons and books away and seat upright) she gets the rewards, which is outside playing. This is motivated her to followed directions. Using a positive reinforcement system, Lili understood that her good behavior will result in positive consequences such as rewards. This teaches her the value of self-discipline and personal responsibility. Observing other students gives Lily an idea of how the new behavior is performed, and subsequently this encoded information serves as a guide for actions. It also develops self-sufficiency in Lili, which will allow her to independently achieve the desired result (goal).
Rewording is essential to achieve any goals of the students. According to Skinner’s “Operant conditioning and positive reinforcement” desired and voluntary behavior is taught through the use of positive and negative stimuli. Through a system of rewards and punishments, people establish a connection between a particular behavior and its consequences. The association of behavior with a reward or punishment leads to a change in the strength of the behavior. Operant conditioning is the influence of the consequences of behavior on the behavior itself, the consequences are understood as changes in the environment (change in stimulus) that occur immediately after the behavior and affect the frequency of occurrence of this behavior in the future This process is similar to Darwinian natural selection in that behavior is selected for its consequences during the life of an individual, much as species are selected for their survival consequences during evolution. Rewarding to go outside with other kids stimulated Lili to follow the teacher’s directions. Lily realized that if she followed instructions and obeyed, then it would only benefit her. The teacher asks her to follow directions for her own good. In the future, this experience will help Lili to adapt to the new things easier and faster.
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Running head: LEARNING OBSERVATIONS 1
LEARNING OBSERVATIONS 7
OBSERVATION
Running Record
Observer: Date: 02/23/2022 Time: 10:00 am – 11:00 am
Child’s name, age, and grade: Lili, 4 years old, Pre-K Location: AtoZ Day Care Center
Description of the Context
The reason as to why I choose to observe the child in this case that is Lili, a 4 year old child is because while interacting with the child and other children in the class, I specifically noticed that Lili had some problems when it came to learning. The child specifically had some problems in the whole learning process and this basically demonstrated that she lacked the motivation that she needed which is very important when it comes to learning. I feel therefore that Lili has very little or even no learning interest when it comes to learning anything in the classroom. While other children who are around her are exited with the whole learning process and are curious to learn and try new thing every now and then, Lili on the other hand is less interested in learning or even interacting with the other kids in the class which is something that raised my eyebrows and I needed to look into the issue more deeply. If and when given any tasks to perform, Lili has always been avoiding these tasks and therefore making it very hard to make her grasp the information given to her. I am therefore interested in ensuring that I find out the reason as to why she keeps avoiding the tasks that are given to her. In my observation after giving the child different activities that I would seek to use to understand her, I am hopeful to understand the reason as to why or how does Lili learn and also how will she succeed not only in school but also in general life activities. Based on my observation in this case therefore, I can say and conclude that Lili in this case has been having some problems when it comes to concentrating during lessons in class, the child has been very absent minded, avoid any instructions that are given to her, does whatever thing that she wants even in the middle of an important activity. Lili is specifically very aware that she is supposed to behave orderly as the other kids that are around her but she chooses not to be orderly and avoids participating in any activity that is given to her. Another problem that Lili has is the fact that she struggles when it comes to sitting still, even when the other kids are collected and still throughout a given activity, Lili will always find a hard time in concentrating and keeps on shifting her chair every now and then. Due to the low concentration level of the kid, this makes her to always fall behind during the lessons in the class and she also has a very hard time when it comes to following along the lessons. |
Description of Child’s Activities Actions Comments
The first thing that happens is that the teacher instructs the kids to go to their cubbies and pick their crayons. All the kids are excited about this and the wake up and go to their cubies to pick the said crayons however Lili stays seated and is reluctant to follow the other kids in doing so. While the other kids are busy picking their crayons, Lili on the other hand has her head on the desk that she is seating on. The teacher approaches Lili and asks her why she is not joining the other children to pick the crayons and be happy with them and she replies “I don’t know” after a small talk back and forth of trying to convince her to go pick up the crayons, Lili finally gets up unwillingly putting her head downs and goes to the cubbies to pick up the crayons as instructed by the teacher. While taking the crayons Lili avoids interacting with the other kids and she does this activity lazily and comes back to her seat in a lonely manner. |
Why is Lili reluctant when it comes to joining the other kids in carrying out the instructions that have been given to her? -The possible explanation to her behavior in this case is that maybe Lili is not interested with the activity that has been given to her or maybe she is just not processing the instructions given to her as the other kids. |
Description of Child’s Activities Actions |
Comments |
It’s a math lesson, the teacher goes ahead and distributed to every kid their math books and instructs that every kid to open their books to the next page. Every kid does this very interactively and happily, however, Lili on the other hand stays put and stays just looking at her book without touching it of even opening it. One would think that she is completely ignoring the instructions that are being given to her. The teacher approaches her and asks her whey she is not opening her book and she keeps quiet, the teacher instructs that she opens her book again and the student proceeds to do so reluctantly. The teacher initiates that math lesson and starts to teach, however, while the other kids are paying attention and enjoying the whole learning process by writing down and laughing to concepts, Lili on the other hand is not paying any attention to the whole learning process. She specifically puts her head on the desk and rubs her feet on the floor. After doing this for some time, the assistant teacher proceeds and goes to seat near the kid and helps her with writing and following through the lesson |
Why is Lili not concentrating throughout the lesson, why is she not following along the lesson like the other kids? · The probable explanation to her behaviors is maybe that the kid is getting lost in the learning process and she is finding a hard time to catch up . |
Description of Child’s Activities Actions |
Comments |
In this lesson, the teacher instructs that the kids should put their math books away and now concentrate on using the crayons. All the kids are excited about this because it is coloring time and it is their favorite activity to them. However while every kid is putting away their math books and removing their crayons, Lili seems to be confused and reluctant in doing so. The teacher gives every kid a booklet that has different words and pictures in it. The kids start reading each word in the booklet aloud, Lili still seems to be confused and keeps looking around while other kids are reading the words aloud. The teacher calls on Lili and tells her to read the next word on the line, Lili goes ahead and answers that “I don’t know where we are?” the assistant teacher approaches her and sits next to her, she specifically shows her where the rest of the class is in the process of reading the booklet. Lili begins to read out the words aloud. Lili is able to pronounce and sound out each word that she is instructed to read. |
Why is Lili having a problem in catching up alone in the reading process unless the teacher seats next to her and assist her in the reading process? · This might be showing that maybe the kid needs a one to one assistance when it comes to reading for her to grasp all the information that is needed. |
Description of Child’s Activities Actions |
Comments |
After the math lesson was finished and the coloring process also concluded, the teacher tells that students to put their crayons and books away and seat upright as they are going to start the next part of the lesson. Lili seems to be distracted and does not listen to the teacher, she rubs her feet in the floor and puts her head down on the chair. I approach Lili and she tell her to put her book and crayons away and sit upright. I specifically tell Lili that if she cannot follow the instructions given by the teacher and not do the tasks given to her then she will not play outside with the other kids during the break time. Lili then becomes more still and seats upright as the other kids and participates actively in every activity that is given to her by the teacher with less distractions. She however have some relapse but she tries to be more still and her concentration improve throughout the other activities given to her. |
Why is Lili having a hard time to follow up and listen to the instructions that are given to her by the teacher in the class? · She might not be feeling obligated to follow up any instructions as there are no reinforcement that are attached to either following or not following the instructions given to her by the teacher, either positive or negative reinforcements (Akpan, 2020). |
References
Akpan, B. (2020). Classical and Operant Conditioning—Ivan Pavlov; Burrhus Skinner. In Science Education in Theory and Practice (pp. 71-84). Springer, Cham. https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-43620-9_6
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