Answer to Question #179925 in English for MJS

Question

You are tasked to plan activities in an organised manner that include familiar objects that 

allow children to build on previous experience as well as new elements that present a 

challenge to extend learning. Explain how you would carry out this task.

Answer 1

I will explain the activity plan usng a case study for a math class:

It's important to recognise a child's strengths and weaknesses in order to know what resources and techniques to use to help them improve their learning skills. For example, in a math class, the pupils struggles to comprehend numerical concepts due to his short-term memory. They are, however, very creative children who loves participating in on-the-job events. As a result, it's important that we personalize our teaching methods.Such teaching strategies include Making the lesson hands-on, using pictures and visuals, estimations, using stories to integrate numerical principles, and having the children illustrate the concepts in their own words

1. Hands-on learning strategy: Since learning/maths entails a variety of everyday tasks, teaching it to children should be enjoyable and hands-on. Counting trends with wolves, for example.
2. Picture and visual presentation are used in the following ways: Numbers are color-coded to display their place value and how they grow larger or smaller as they progress through the series.
3. Estimation is used: The process of forming a fairly educated guess on sum and numbers is taught to children. They may, for example, learn how to estimate water using a dropper or be sent to fetch you a half glass of water.

The starategies can apply to any subject, the educator only need to find the right material for their class. When putting the above teaching techniques into effect, remember to keep the suggestions focused on the task rather than the children by ensuring that they understand what they did well and how they might change next time.