My Notes – Early Childhood Education Diploma » Blog Archive » Progression of Teaching Skills

As described by Lialain Katz(1999):

  • Survival: First year/In the beginning, feels inadequate and ill-prepared.
  • Consolidation: Begins to focus on individual children and specific behaviour.
  • Renewal: Third and fourth year, ready to explore new ideas and resources.
  • Maturity: Come to terms with teaching and searches for insights and perspectives.

Skills needed as an early childhood professional (NAEYC standards):

  • Promote child development and learning
  • Build familiy and community relationship
  • Observe, document, and assess
  • Teach and learn
  • Use developmentally effective teaching and learning strategies
  • Becoming a professional
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