explain how you have actively practiced collaboration, active listening, and problem solving with children and peers include references from HDLH, college of ECEs, CCEYA and excerpts from ELECT
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Design curriculum: d. How are the interests and needs of individual children reflected in the planning process (e.g., Observations of children, parent input, goals etc.)? e. How does the curriculum actively engage children to be co-constructors of their own learning? f. How does the curriculum support educators to engage in scaffolding and identify spontaneous moments as they occur to build on learning, and model positive learning dispositions?
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