زندگی، عشق و یادگیری: چگونه کودکان خردسال از طریق زندگی روزمره با شما صحبت، خواندن و نوشتن را یاد می‌گیرند

In the first six years of life, children are learning to listen, speak, read and write, in contexts that are increasingly mediated through technology. Learning in home and community contexts occurs through everyday interactions between children, and between children and adults. The aims of this book are to support families in their very important work through: providing an overview of literacy learning in the infant/toddler years, the preschool years, and the early school years; identifying key milestones and indicators for concern at each level; discussing the impact of technology on young children’s learning; providing a framework that demonstrates how language and literacy learning can be integrated into everyday life without “hot housing” or pressuring children, but rather through following and extending their interests and abilities. In the first six years of life, children are learning to listen, speak, read, write, and use technology. Much of this learning occurs informally through everyday interactions between children, as well as between children and adults. In fact, it is almost impossible to overstate the role of family, especially parents and grandparents, in nurturing, supporting, and influencing young children's language and literacy development. Live, Love and Learn provides an intriguing and highly accessible guide to how young children learn and how their learning can be supported by their parents. Laurie Lind Makin - an early childhood academic, mother, and grandmother - explains the principles of observation and engagement to follow and extend children's own interests, building their understanding, communication skills, and self-confidence. Real world scenarios, sample dialogue, and practical activities all highlight the critical importance of the home environment in enhancing children's capacity to learn. This unique family resource is designed to: provide an overview of literacy learning in the infant/toddler years, the preschool years, and the early school years * identify the key milestones and indicators for concern at each level * discuss the impact of technology on young children's learning * provide a framework that demonstrates how language and literacy learning can be integrated into everyday life without "hot housing" or pressuring children, but rather through following and extending their interests and abilities. Suggestions for communication between families and staff in early childhood settings are offered at each level. The book is based on empirical research that shows the importance of the home environment in influencing children's learning outcomes and long term potential. Each chapter is clearly laid out to address all elements of literacy - listening, speaking, reading, and writing, as well as the use of technology and the importance of conversing with children throughout the early years. It includes real-world scenarios and sample dialogue, as well as activities and resources to support early literacy learning. In the first six years of life, children are learning to listen, speak, read, write and use technology. Much of this learning occurs informally, through everyday interactions between children, and between children and adults. In fact, it is almost impossible to overstate the role of family, especially parents and grandparents, in nurturing, supporting and influencing young children's language and literacy development. Live, Love and Learn provides an intriguing and highly accessible guide to how young children learn and how you can support their learning. Early childhood academic, mother and grandmother, Laurie Lind Makin, explains the principles of observation and engagement, how to follow and extend children's own interests and how to build their understanding, communication skills and self-confidence. Real-world scenarios, sample dialogue and practical activities all highlight the critical importance of the home environment in enhancing children's capacity to learn. This unique family resource is designed to: provide an overview of literacy learning in the infant and toddler years, the preschool years and the early school years identify key milestones and indicators for concern at each level discuss the vital impact of technology on young children's learning demonstrate how you can create opportunities for language and literacy learning to be integrated into everyday life without'hot housing'or pressuring children. Recognising the place of child care and early years schooling in young children's lives, suggestions are also provided for communication between families and early childhood staff and teachers, at specific intervals throughout the book. Live, Love and Learn provides an intriguing and highly accessible guide to how young children learn and how you can support their learning. The author explains the principles of observation and engagement, to follow and extend childrens own interests, building their understanding, communication skills and self-confidence. Real world scenarios, sample dialogue, and practical activities all highlight the critical importance of the home environment in enhancing childrens capacity to learn. Recognising the place of child care, early learning centres and early years schooling in young children's lives, suggestions are also provided for communication between families and staff, at specific intervals throughout the book