Curriculum Issues and Implications of Pre school education:
A better curriculum can cover all the dimensions that have been created to aid children's learning and development. This requires a child-centered approach that empowers the child and makes him an active participant in the learning process. Diversity is an important subject to consider in the curriculum.This curriculum will create an environment that is conducive to the all-round development of children.This curriculum document is suitable for the child, age-friendly, tailored to the needs and qualifications. It emphasizes the need for full participation of teachers.
Education Classical Procedures :
The major objectives of Early childhood care and education (ECCE) are general objectives under education classical procedures
(A) To enable the child to develop his / her maximum potential, to lay the foundation for a healthy, productive and satisfied life in the future
(B) to prepare the child for admission and success in primary school and
(C) Providing support services to women and girls so that they can continue their education and training has been included.
Curriculum format -
To achieve these objectives, the curriculum should be designed as follows:
Curriculum should be developmentally appropriate, activity based and related to the child's interests and abilities, according to the child's age and needs.
Curriculum should be developmentally appropriate, activity based and related to the child's interests and abilities, according to the child's age and needs.
- The curriculum should be an integrated collection of experiences in all areas such as health and wellness, understanding, physical, social, sensitive and language to confirm all round growth and development through interrelated approaches.
- Curriculum has sufficient flexibility to suit the diverse social, cultural, economic and linguistic contexts of our country as well as individual differences between children.
- The curriculum facilitates the child to be comfortable with the primary school routine and formal teaching.
Different views regarding curriculum :
Most thinkers have speculated about the nature of childhood and the process of socialization.
"Plato" thought that young children should be given guidance in state-run schools.
"Gandhiji" gave the idea of basic education based on crafts.
Western thinkers such as Russo, Froebel, John DV, Maria Montessori have also given direction to the conduct of early childhood education. His ideas have paved the way for sensitive and practical activities for the creation of curriculum and content. Active participation in classroom activities - sports, art, rhythm, poetry and active participation - based on the insistence and insight of these people, was recognized and recognized.
"Gijubhai Badheka" and "Tarabai Modak" were among the first to conceptualize the child centered approach to the care and education of young children.
Child psychologists and scholars of child development such as "Piaget", "Bruner" and "Yagotski" have considered sports and activities to be important as the child's natural way of learning, based on research. Therefore, the curriculum should define the essential nature of childhood.