Reflection and Evaluation of the Teaching Plans in the Course Opportunity of the Life in the NurseriesThe following are some of the key points to reflect on the lesson plans and evaluations of the curriculum opportunities in kindergarten life:
##1. Teaching objectives
1. ** Reasonableness and Clarity **
- Teaching goals should be set clearly and specifically to help children learn and understand. For example, the goal should clearly indicate the expected gains of the child in terms of knowledge, skills, attitudes, or values. If the goal was vague, the child might not understand the requirements he wanted to achieve, and the teacher would have difficulty measuring the effectiveness of the teaching.
2. ** Age compatibility **
- It had to be in line with the child's age characteristics and learning ability. For children in the small class, the goal should not be too complicated, and should focus on simple perception, preliminary expression, etc. For children in the middle class and the big class, the difficulty of the goal can be gradually increased, such as the cultivation of cooperation ability, logical thinking, etc., but it should not be too simple and lack of challenge.
3. ** Feasible **
- The goal should be achieved within the teaching time. If there are too many goals or the difficulty is too high, it will affect the effectiveness of the teaching if it cannot be achieved within the limited teaching time.
4. ** Measuring **
- It could determine the learning effect of children through feedback. For example, if the goal was for the child to learn a certain skill, then there should be clear measurement criteria, such as being able to complete it independently, completing it within a certain time, and so on.
##2. Teaching content
1. ** Adaptability of teaching materials **
- The selected teaching materials should conform to the cognitive characteristics and age characteristics of the children, and have affinity. For example, for small classes, the content of the teaching materials should be colorful, vivid, and simple; for middle and large classes, some stories with slightly more complicated plots or more exploratory content could be added.
2. ** The accuracy and liveliness of the content **
- The teaching content should be rigorous and real, able to reveal the essence of things, and must be clear, vivid and specific. If it was teaching natural science knowledge, it should be conveyed accurately in a way that children could understand, avoiding vague or wrong expressions; if it was stories, children's songs, etc., it should be childlike and attract children's attention.
3. ** The logic of the organization **
- The organization of the content must be orderly, from the basic to the advanced, with step-by-step guidance to clarify the logical relationship before and after. For example, when teaching a topic, start with the content that the child is familiar with and gradually guide them to new knowledge or skills.
4. ** Pursuability of goals **
- The teaching content must be able to be implemented under the existing teaching resources to achieve the teaching objectives. If the goal was to cultivate children's cooperative ability, but the teaching content was all tasks that children completed independently, the goal would not be achieved.
##3. Teaching process
1. ** Creating a classroom atmosphere **
- Teachers should create a positive, lively and interesting atmosphere in the teaching process. Through a variety of teaching methods, such as games, role-playing, storytelling, etc., to attract children's participation.
2. ** Children's Subjectivity **
- It was necessary to reflect the main position of the child and avoid using the child as a prop to cooperate with the teacher. Teachers should guide children to actively think, explore, and express themselves, rather than imparting knowledge one-sidedly.
3. ** Grasp the opportunity of education **
- Teachers should be good at grasping the educational opportunities in the teaching process. For example, the questions raised by the children and the interactions between the children could be used to extend the teaching content and guide the children to think deeply.
##4. Teacher Quality
1. ** Smart education **
- Teachers needed to be educated. In kindergarten teaching, children might encounter all kinds of unexpected situations. Teachers should be able to respond flexibly and use these situations to turn into educational opportunities instead of forcefully controlling children or ignoring their reactions.
2. ** Professional spirit **
- He would uphold his professionalism and constantly improve his teaching ability. Teachers should have a deep understanding of the content of the class, be fully prepared before teaching, and constantly reflect and improve during the teaching process.
##5. Value Orientations
1. ** Child-oriented **
- Teaching should be based on children, and public classes or daily teaching should not be utilitarian-oriented. The purpose of teaching was to promote the healthy and all-round development of children, not for the teacher's personal benefit or display.
2. ** Treat children fairly **
- We must give every child a chance to receive education and pay attention to the development of every child. We should not treat public classes as a stage for teachers to perform, but a platform for children to grow up.
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