Personalized Learning in a Pre-School Setting Personalized learning in a pre-school setting may look different than in a traditional classroom setting. Preschool settings are encouraged to be a place where kids can explore and find autonomy for themselves. After watching "Supercharging the Classroom" with Sal Khan of Khan Academy and reading the article "4 Ways to Include Personalized Learning in Your Classroom", there are 3 things that would help personalize my preschool learning environments. 1. Student Driven Learning - Choices / Student Interest Student driven learning is actually not a new concept. Its a concept that homeschoolers and Reggio Emilia inspired preschools have implemented for years. It is a teaching method that focuses on students and their interests as the instructor facilitates learning and making connections. Giving students more decision making opportunities during the learning process supports critical thinking skills preschool stud
Advocacy in North Lafayette, La. As 2024 begins I find myself going on 4 years outside the classroom. Its still very important for me to advocate for students. Currently in my position as a preschool curriculum developer my advocacy for students looks different. Its important for me to spread my cause by creating research opportunities and building my knowledge regarding curriculum writing and early literacy skills. Specifically, it is important for preschool students that attend in-home child care to to have access to early literacy curriculums and lessons that will build their letter recognition skills. Data is showing that students entering Kindergarten from in-home child care are far more behind than students from Head Start Programs, Day Care Facilities and Pre-Schools with educational curriculums. Advocacy is important because it acts as a representative for under represented groups in spaces where they are not prevalent. such as students in low economic status or pre