Do you love playing with kids Do you like to talk to children and listen to what they have to say Do children like to confide in you If you answered yes to these questions, then a career in Early-Childhood Education is just the perfect choice for you!
Helping children learn and succeed is a very rewarding career. As an Early-Childhood Educator, you can participate and facilitate this growth process for children – and get them focused on the path to success from an early age.
Certainly, learner-centered is not a new term. In fact, it has become trivialized or, at best, it has become anecdotal. Education gives the term a position in the school arena, but not a power position. To add insult to that injury, the term experiential learning has become an additional trivialized goal of value. The result, when it works, is a program which is an experiential learner-centered practice.
To convey the teachinglearning experience to an even greater level of understanding, one must recognize that Piaget (1763) defined intelligence as the ability to adapt to a new more current situation. In order to adequately adapt, a learner will need to have adequately gathered accurate information from a primarily verbal and visual environment. This environment, by its nature, is highly stimulating, sensorially enriched, and a primary deficit for the learner who suffers central processing deficits or sensory integration disorder. » Read more: Learner-Centered – Educational Opportunity for Schools
