PRINCIPLES OF CHILD CENTEREDNESS

Kakoli Kakati, Udeshna Konwar, Gayatri Kakoty, Nil

PRINCIPLES OF CHILD CENTEREDNESS 1. Encourage hand on activities where children can explore and discover their own field of interest. For example:- Experiment with science instead of simply giving them facts. 2. Organise group activities where students solve their problems in a group where they find the opportunity to learn teamwork skills. For example:- experiment with group discussions on certain topics. 3. Create a classroom where students feel safe to express themselves and are read to take risk in their learning process without the fear of failure. For example:- trying to establish a friendly relationship with the students. 4. Celebrate and encourage their efforts and achievements no matter how small they are. For example:- Appreciating students with rewards for completing tasks. 5. Allows students to ask questions and explore topics of their interest. For example:- if a child is interested in space, incorporating space related activities into lessons will help.

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