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iTeach Principles
What are the iTeach principles?
The six iTeach principles guide early childhood educators like yourself in planning, designing, and facilitating appropriate and meaningful learning experiences for children. These principles are derived from local and international research on effective practices to promote and support children’s learning and development. The iTeach principles are:
Resources
- NEL Framework 2022
- Values, Social and Emotional Competencies, Learning Dispositions
- Values
- Social and Emotional Competencies
- Competency 1: Develop self-awareness
- Competency 2: Develop self-management and regulation
- Competency 3: Develop social awareness
- Competency 4: Build relationships with family, friends and significant adults
- Competency 5: Take responsibility for their actions
- Learning Dispositions
- Learning Areas
- Aesthetics and Creative Expression
- Discovery of the World
- Health, Safety and Motor Skills Development
- Language and Literacy
- Numeracy
- iTeach Principles
- Integrated approach to teaching and learning
- Teachers as facilitators of learning
- Engaging children in learning through purposeful play
- Authentic learning through quality interactions
- Children as constructors of knowledge
- Holistic development
- Use of ICT

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