Question

What is developmentally appropriate practice? Provide an example and non-example of developmentally appropriate practices. How could you make the non-example you provided developmentally appropriate for early childhood students?

Answer 1

Answer: The developmentally appropriate practice is a kind of practices that enables to identify the children's learning and perceiving ability. It is a kind of methods which enables the teachers to know the children better and emphasize them to achieve their goals. For example such as providing the age appropriate equipments such as playing materials etc. The mother example can be such as providing space to accommodate the children.

The non example such as understanding the children's mental status by having conversation with them. It enables them to identify the specific considerations.