Presentaion
Presentaion
Presentaion
The Effect of
online learning for
5-year-old child
During the circle
time
SHAIKHA SALIM - H00275954
L AV I N I A TA M A R U A
EDU 4503
My school information
•School: Al Amani kindergarten school
•Principle: Huda
•Grade: KG2
• Research questions………………………………………………………..5
• Literature review………………………………………………………….6
• Research methodology……………………………………….…………….11
• Recommendation……………………………………………………………22
• References…………………………………………………………………….23
Introduction
I choose to talk about this topic because I have been teaching for 4 years
in different schools and I have enough experience about teaching. In last
semester I focused in how 5 years old are using the ICT during the circle
time and how it could affect them. In this semester I choose to do my
research “who does online The Effect of online learning for 5-year-
old child during the circle time” because it is a new teaching technique
and I would like to collect information's for how does the online learning
effect the students learning and their development.
Application for online learning
The effect of Online learning for 5-year-old children during circle time?
Sub questions:
5. Parents can join the class to help their child with the activities .
Negative:
9. It could effect their eyes because they use the ICT for long time 5 to 6 hours for attending classes.
What is the setting of a circle time in
ECE?
For the online learning the circle time is the begging of each class the teacher
take the attendance and ask the students about what they are doing.
At circle time the teacher can teach the students moral values, we can teach
the students the six Golden Rules during circle time, but we also have to post
it on the walls in the classrooms and keep reminding them about it. (Mosley,
2014)
How can online learning be effective
during circle time?
online learning can be effective during circle time when the students are learning with their teacher. there is
no difference between classroom learning and online learning. In both learning strategies’ students can gain
knowledge and improve their development. In online learning, the students can read, write, contact the
teacher, do the activities, assess. But the difference is in the school, the teacher can do more physical
activities to develop their physicals.
Developing the students cognitive skills while they are doing the morning exercise.
2. Interview
3. Checklist
4. Reflections
Pictures
Interview
1. First reflection: How I contact with my MST and interduce my research and observe the students.
2. Second reflection: How I start to collect my tools and information and how I set the interview
with my MST and the parents.
3. Last reflection: have enough material for my research and how I make sure that I have enough
information to complete my research.
Practical implications
• Students: they are able to use the technology and attend to the classes they understand well that
they have to pay attention to the lesson and do the activities with the teacher.
• Parents: they help their children to attend the classes and some of them were helping their child to
answer the question in the lesson period. They were helpful when I want to collect the information
about their child and how they are doing with the online learning.
• Administration: My MST helped me to collect the information I need and helped me to give
lessons for the students without facing problem such as managing the classroom, completing the
activates with the students. The principle of the school allowed me to collect the information for
my research and she helped me with some questions about the new technique of learning about
how they are dealing with it.
My research last semester
Main question:
What is the Effect of Technology on a 5-year-old child during
circle time?
Sub questions:
What is the effect of ICT in the classroom?
Survey
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Recommendation
The 5 years old are able to use the technology well so and they are
able to develop their cognitive skills while they are learning online.
Teachers/parents/students they have experience with E-learning so I
wish if the Education in the future start to use the E-learning more in
the school.
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