Welcome, Xavier University School of Education students! This dedicated section of our website provides you with exclusive access to valuable learning opportunities at The Little Iggy Center. Here, you can explore the fascinating world of early childhood education through class observation and demonstration activities.
Witnessing firsthand how dedicated educators engage and nurture young minds is an invaluable experience. To secure your class observation slot, simply:
Request permission: Seek approval from both the teacher and The Little Iggy Center staff in advance.
Prepare your forms: Fill out the reservation form available through this page.
Be a mindful observer: Arrive on time, stay committed to the agreed duration, and be respectful of the teacher and children. Avoid distractions and interruptions.
Gather insights: Discreetly take notes or record data (with prior permission) to capture key learning moments.
Share your reflections: After the observation, provide valuable feedback to the teacher and The Little Iggy Center. Your perspective is crucial for continuous improvement.
Ready to showcase your teaching skills? Here's how to request a class demonstration:
Plan your lesson: Collaborate with the teacher and The Little Iggy Center team to define the objectives, content, and methods of your demonstration.
Practice makes perfect: Rehearse your lesson beforehand to ensure clarity and engagement. Secure appropriate materials and equipment.
Prepare the stage: Arrive early and set up the classroom, ensuring audiovisual aids and safety measures are in place.
Shine in the spotlight: Deliver your demonstration professionally and enthusiastically, adapting to the children's responses while adhering to the lesson plan and time limits.
Reflect and refine: Take time to evaluate the effectiveness of your demonstration. Gather feedback from the teacher and The Little Iggy Center, focusing on strengths and areas for improvement.
Remember, your class demonstrations play a vital role in enriching the learning environment at The Little Iggy Center. Be confident, creative, and always prioritize the well-being and growth of the children.