Strong arts and design professional skilled in
Learning Object Development, Course Design, Videography, Editing, and Teaching...
Strong arts and design professional skilled in
Learning Object Development, Course Design, Videography, Editing, and Teaching at the college level.
Not exact matches
Learning to touch
objects that are a wide variety of textures - wet, slimy, sticky, bumpy, scratchy, etc. - is an important part of healthy sensory
development.
Hands on
learning: Waldorf system helps children's
development, Kids Naturally An article written by Halton Waldorf School As early as infancy, as children suck on fingers and grasp
objects of interest, their hands transmit important sensory information to boost brain
development.
The plenty plush toys on them help the child develop their fine and gross motor skills, cause and effect
learning,
object exploration and tactile
development.
Infant
development toys can teach these babies to use basic motor skills, increase communication abilities and improve hand - eye coordination as they
learn to balance and touch different
objects.
Design and
Development of ReLOAMS: A Reusable
Learning Objects Authoring and Management System.
I must confess, I used to err very much on the side of caution when it came to kids and knives, until I started finding research that delaying a child's ability to
learn to use sharp
objects like knives can actually interfere with their psychological
development and is akin to «delaying potty training until school age.»
Thinking of your eLearning course in terms of
learning objects greatly facilitates both the instructional design and
development process of the eLearning course, as it offers eLearning professionals the great benefit of classifying eLearning content according to the
learning objectives to be covered.
Colleen's graduate work in instructional design also encompasses e-
learning design and
development, including the
development of SCORM compliant reusable
learning objects and instructional design / e-
learning project management.
The fascination of the familiar
objects of childhood playgrounds; roundabouts, climbing frames, and the apparatus which form secure considered places for children's play have become Katherine's means of expression for describing her personal experiences of witnessing her own children's
development as they begin to
learn about the world around them.
This rapid
learning and
development of familiarity with an animate or inanimate
object is accompanied by a tendency to stay close to the
object and to follow when it moves; the young creature is said to have been imprinted on the
object when this occurs.