Early Childhood - Pioneers 0.0 / 5 ? Early Years Care and EducationEarly Childhood PioneersUniversityAll boards Created by: katiehaydockCreated on: 23-04-19 13:53 What were Rousseau's core beliefs? Children are born innocent and should be protected 1 of 16 Rousseau argues that children should learn through... their senses 2 of 16 Froebel believed that the natural activity of children is... play. It gives joy, freedom, contentment, rest and peace with the world 3 of 16 For Froebel, the role of the adult was to... support the child but not interfere with their play 4 of 16 What can children achieve in the Montessori classroom? Self discipline and freedom for their own development 5 of 16 What are some basic components of Montessori's environment? Freedom, structure, community, beauty and reality 6 of 16 For Montessori, what is the role of the adult/teacher? To prepare a fit environment, to observe and to maintain communication 7 of 16 Pestalozzi believed that children are a... seed - who should be nutured (not directed) by teachers and their feelings be of importance 8 of 16 What did Pestalozzi believe should be in equillibrium? Head, heart and hands 9 of 16 Pestalozzi saw education as... social justice and the improvement of social conditions 10 of 16 What are the four combinations that make up a child's education according to Steiner? Spiritual, emotional, physical and intellectual aspects 11 of 16 What are some of Steiner's principles? Free play and child centred 12 of 16 What are the three stages of child development Steiner outlined? Birth-7 preoccupied with themselves. 7-14 the affective stage based on emotion. 14-20 cognitive stage or intellect 13 of 16 Who argued that the teacher should stay with the same class from reception to year 6? Steiner 14 of 16 Who argued that the parents were the main educators of children Isaacs 15 of 16 Who argued 'children learn to exercise responsibility by having it' Isaacs 16 of 16
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