Child Development Assignment

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Added on 2020-04-29

Child Development Assignment

Added on 2020-04-29

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Story Telling Session and its objectivesA heroic story of a person who overcame shyness would motivate shy kindergarten children especially when it is combined with one that is about the teacher’s own bashful moments. As a role model for some of them,I would tell them about the moments when I was shy to prove to them that even adults are not perfect (Hardecker, S., & Tomasello, M., 2017).Explaining to the children the benefits of being outgoing, interacting with other children and speaking out based on the hero’s actions in the story would inspire them to do the same. I would teach the children against teasing each other and guide them on helping one another (Johnson,et al,2016)After reading the story to them, I would ask the children to indicate lessons learnt from it then expound on those lessons (Crane, J., & Temple, V., 2015). I would show empathy to the shy children who would not be able to participate while ensuring that I do not label them as being shy.Rewarding and praising the children who participate for their outgoing behavior would be a motivation to the others (Eggum-Wilkens et al, 2017).Group GamesAfter the learning section, I would divide the children into groups of two to help them interact with each other. In this session, the children would play a game such as building wooden blocks to enable them work together, which encourages communication (Battaglia et al, 2017).Following this procedure, the shy children would have gained some self-confidence applicable inother physical activities in the future (Colonnesi,et al,2017)

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