Sustainable improvement: 1.Design a sustainability project that…
Question Answered step-by-step Sustainable improvement: 1.Design a sustainability project that… Sustainable improvement:1.Design a sustainability project that encourage children to participate in sustainable discussions and learning experiences. i.Focus Area: Explain the aim or objectives in detail., including relevant link to National Quality Standard and Early Years Learning Framework (100 – 150 words) ii.Strategies:Identify strategies you will use to involve children, staff, family and broader community in the project as a source of knowledge, skills and values. (100 – 150 words) iii. Set up: Outline what you will do, provide and set up. (100-200 words) List all the things you will need or use. (e.g. wall posters, books, photos, sustainable paints, glues, found materials, cleaning products, garden tools. You may involve families by inviting them to bring in a resource that could be used to recycle, reuse, upcycle etc. 2. Preparation:i. Explain two ways you will encourage children to exchange thoughts and ideas about sustainable practice through intentional teaching, learning experiences or projects. (100 – 150 words) ii. Explain one way you will role model respect, care and appreciation for the natural and constructed environment. (200 – 250 words) iii. Discuss one way you will address ethical dilemmas of waste disposal with stakeholders and how you will minimise the waste produced from your project. (200 – 250 words) iv. Explain how you will incorporate the use of natural and recycled materials in your project. (200 – 250 words) 3. References and Organisations: List three references or organisations that can be used to support your improvements or assist in implementation. Explain how you will use this resource to support knowledge, skills and/or values. e.g. http://www2.canterbury.nsw.gov.au/LittleGreenSteps/little-green-steps-report.pdf Social Science Sociology EARLYCHILD CHC50113 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
