Facilitating a Learning Programme
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Price: R 1,250.00
Facilitating a Learning Programme
(BA Early Childhood Development 4)
Purpose: The focus of the learning in this workplace-based unit is on providing participants an opportunity to plan and prepare for the facilitation and mediation of indoor and outdoor play, and adult-directed and child-initiated activities, including routines.in a real-time setting.
What you will learn:
The learning will enable participants to demonstrate an understanding of the following over a period of 2 months:
- Facilitate and mediate all aspects of the daily programme, including routines, under supervision
- Set up a play area or play activities
- Facilitate outdoor play, including sand, water and movement exploration
- Facilitate indoor play, including creative art, free play, imaginative and fantasy play, books, educational games and construction blocks or play
- Facilitate different kinds of adult-directed activities, including discussion ring, movement, music, drama story, special occasion or cultural celebrations
- Facilitate different kinds of routines, including transition times, arrival and departure, meal times, toilet and hand-washing, and rest routines
- Different kinds of child-initiated activities are prepared, including outdoor/indoor play, creative art, free play, imaginative and fantasy play, books, educational games and construction blocks or play
- Reflect on and review own role in planning, preparing, recording, facilitating and mediating learning activities
Overview:
This programme has been aligned to registered unit standards. You will be assessed against the outcomes of the unit standards by completing a knowledge assignment that covers the essential embedded knowledge stipulated in the unit standards. When you are assessed as competent against the unit standards, you will receive a certificate of competence and be awarded 12 credits towards a National Qualification.
Course objectives:
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WM-02-WE01: Facilitate and mediate all aspects of the daily programme, including routines, under supervision, for a period of 2 months. ?