Assessment in early childhood education: Commonly used curriculum models and Turkish curriculum
Assessment is an important part of early childhood education system. Changes in theoretical issues, increasing emphasis on interventions in early childhood and growing influences of parental concerns foster early childhood educators to use more trendy assessment techniques in early years (Gredler, 2...
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Veröffentlicht in: | The online journal of new horizons in education 2011-07, Vol.1 (3), p.16-22 |
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Zusammenfassung: | Assessment is an important part of early childhood education system. Changes
in theoretical issues, increasing emphasis on interventions in early childhood and growing
influences of parental concerns foster early childhood educators to use more trendy
assessment techniques in early years (Gredler, 2000). In the current paper, assessment
strategies of four early childhood education models including High Scope, Montessori,
Waldorf and Project approach are reviewed. In addition to this review, Turkish Ministry
of National Education (MONE) Curriculum is also examined in order to determine
similarities and differences among these different curricula. A review of the different
curriculum models revealed that apart from High Scope curriculum model, other three
curriculum models and MONE curriculum do not provide well defined guidelines to
assess development of young children. |
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ISSN: | 2146-7374 2146-7374 |