High Scope Curriculum
The High Scope model has undergone extensive research validation. This model is based on the principle that children learn best through hands-on experience with people, materials, events, and ideas.
The curriculum emphasizes adult-child interaction, a carefully designed learning environment and a plan-and-review teaching/learning process. (Published by the High-Scope Educational Research Foundation, www.highscope.org ) Below are research documents and links to High Scope resources.
Summary:
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Research on Effects and classroom processes |
Commentary and analysis
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Early Years Education: Major Themes in Education |
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The Economics of Early Educational Intervention: A Review |
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Early Years Education: Perspectives from a Review of the International Literature |
Field contributions
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The High/Scope Curriculum Discussion Board |
Lesson plans
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High/Scope Sample Daily Lesson Plan |
Additional resources and links
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Supporting Young Learners: Ideas for Preschool and Day Care Providers |
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This book is comprised of a collection of articles from the High/Scope Curriculum newsletter “Extensions.” The newsletters purpose is to inform curriculum users about new developments relating to the High/Scope "open framework" curriculum. The articles are presented in seven chapters: "Supporting Active Learning,” "Key Experiences for Child Development,” "The Daily Routine," "Environments for Active Learning," "The Team Process: Child Observation, Team Planning, Assessment," "Reaching Out to Other Settings and Caregivers," and “Questions from the Field.” The actual text of the book is available online. |
