Course Content (Syllabus)
Contents (language):
a) spoken language (conversations, narratives, dialogues, information, instructions, slogans, phone communications, requests, thanks, greetings etc.)
b) written language (information, instructions, signs, advertisements, catalogs, programs, packages etc.)
c) structures of the Greek language (passive syntax, general, articulate and inarticulate use, persons, moods, aspect etc.),
d) literary texts (stories, poems etc.)
e) vocabulary (words that do not often use preschoolers).
Materials-Intruments:
Choice within the potential (paper,, paints, pencils, photographs, newspapers, magazines etc.)
Methodology:
a) teaching with organized activities of five types: i) speaking, ii) structure, iii) as a kind of literary discourse, vi) reading, v) Writing,
b) formulation of specific goals,
c) projects,
d) use of speech by children
e) creating actual conditions of communication,
f) adjusting the ratio and the level of children,
g) operate affairs and interests of children,
h) mobilization of all children,
i) use of genres
j) reference tables for insertion into the written word,
k) emergence of literacy
l) offer data language literacy
m) processing of speech of children,
n) the equal role of teacher,
o) communication.
Contents (rhythmic and kinetic education):
Students are guided to organize teaching activities in alternative ways. Lectures on illustrative purposes, teaching examples, videoanalysis on kindergarten lessons. TopicsQ a) dance: from improvisation to structure, b) creative movement with mobile apparatus, c) movement activities in "stations" (circular exercises)
Science education :
Students acquire knowledge in designing, performing and evaluating science activities for young children.