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Self-analysis report on practice in a preschool educational institution in the 2nd junior group
PRACTICE REPORT
REPORT – SELF-ANALYSIS
in practice
Full name of the person who completed the internship
in the second junior group
DOW No. _______ for __________
During her internship, she planned her activities taking into account the plan drawn up jointly with the deputy head of the Ministry of Medical Education and approved by the head of the MBOU. The main basis for planning was the Development program edited by L.A. Wenger, "Origins" ed. O.V. Paramonova, through which the educational process of the MBOU, in which I did my internship, is carried out. According to the planning, which included all types of play activities, work activities, and educational activities, I compiled a practice report in which I described in detail all types of children’s activities and work with them. The planned planning of my activities allowed me to correctly plan my work with children, see the prospects for the development of children and correctly distribute types of activities, without missing anything in the work. To set goals and objectives in my work, I used not only the “Program”, educational and methodological manuals, children’s fiction, but also materials collected and filed in folders during my studies in college contributed to my work. For more fruitful work, I made card files of activities during walks, observations, outdoor and didactic games, and physical exercises. Also, riddles, poems, proverbs and sayings were selected, which helped during various routine moments and organization of classes.
In the first half of the day in the morning, much attention was focused on creating a favorable mood in the group through dialogues with children and various games for unity, such as “Call it kindly.” She conducted didactic games in order to develop children’s mental processes of attention, thinking, etc., and also carried out individual work with children in various areas of educational activity to repeat and consolidate the material covered, to encourage children’s desire to work, to improve cultural and hygienic skills. Independent play activities of children were also planned in subject-development activities, where preschoolers learned to divide roles among themselves, discuss the implementation of the rules of the game, and also developed the ability to find something to do according to their hobbies and interests. For myself, I set a goal to create interest among withdrawn children in games with peers, for which I myself played different roles, played role-playing games with the children, used artistic expression and other methods and techniques of influencing children. Every day morning exercises were performed with the children. Preschoolers took part in a variety of activities with great interest, as I sought to make games more diverse, as well as other types of preschool activities, and used gaming techniques and methods, reading fiction, my own experience and encouragement to attract the interest and fascination of children. During the morning reception of children, I did not feel any particular problems, but I would like to note that parents did not always bring their children to the kindergarten according to the working hours, which interfered with the planning of individual work in the morning. But, in general, the planned work in terms of the amount of time for a given period of time was implemented.
Walks and outdoor games were carried out according to the group’s daily routine. During a walk with preschoolers, she conducted observations, outdoor games, and carried out individual work on physical development and labor education. Observations of living and inanimate nature contributed to the development of preschoolers’ judgments about natural objects, the development of children’s love for nature, the development of memory, thinking, and imagination. When carrying out work activities with preschoolers, she used: artistic expression, questions, surprise moments, her own experience, which made it possible to develop in preschoolers the ability to identify natural phenomena, teach them to find cause-and-effect relationships and relationships, develop a sense of care for nature and love for everything around them around.
Outdoor games during the walk were carried out according to the plan I had drawn up; games of moderate and high mobility were used. In outdoor games, the most comfortable situations were formed for the development of physical qualities: agility, determination, strength, stamina; children, attracted by the plot of the game, performed physical exercises with great interest many times, which contributed to the formation of these qualities. At the same time, various tasks on speech development, counting exercises, spatial orientation, etc. were solved.
Individual tasks with preschoolers during a walk were carried out to increase the motor activity of sedentary children, repetition and consolidation of acquired skills in physical development, speech development, elementary mathematical concepts, environmental education, and fine art activities.
At the same time, during the walk, work on the labor education of preschoolers was planned and carried out. I sought to introduce something new into the implementation of work activities, thereby involving 100% of preschoolers in the implementation of work tasks, gradually and constantly interest preschoolers in joint work with the teacher and individual work.
In the evening, I placed great emphasis on conducting role-playing and theatrical games with preschoolers. For myself, I set a goal - to develop in children the ability to use a role on themselves, to carry out a small number of interrelated actions in the game, and also to teach students how to communicate with each other in a joint game. To supplement the role-playing game “Driver”, I conducted joint observations with children of a car supplying food to a kindergarten; construction of a car from a large construction kit; lesson on speech development on analyzing the painting “Ride on the Bus”, fine art activity “Ride on the Trolley”; A competition was held among parents to produce the necessary decorations and materials for this game. I think that the work on implementing and developing role-playing and theatrical games was a success better than any other activity; I was attracted to observe preschoolers during the games, play with them, create problematic circumstances and come to the aid of the students to find a way to resolve these problems. It was also possible to interest uninitiative preschoolers in playing games together with other children.
Throughout the entire shift, during all regime moments, I carried out activities to educate and improve cultural and hygienic skills, both individually and as a group. She used poetic words, reminders, explanations, her own demonstration and encouragement.
During the internship period, emphasis was also placed on developing preschoolers’ work aspirations and skills. Throughout the day: on a walk, when preparing for classes, when working in a corner of nature, she constantly involved students in work, either one at a time or as a full group, with the help of requests and tasks. The guys began to work with interest with me and the rest of their peers. At the end of the practice, it was possible to realize the intended goals and objectives; the preschoolers eagerly carried out various types of tasks, sought to help me in everything, and sought to carry out work assignments in good faith.
Considering the activities carried out, it can be noted that I was not able to realize all the goals and objectives set during the classes, since there were a large number of students. With a subgroup of preschoolers, the tasks and goals provided for by the program were implemented by me 100%, the allotted time was spent, and the classes were carried out responsibly and productively.
In labor development activities, both as a whole group and individually, we managed to implement all our plans.
During the gaming activity, she was also able to carry out all the planned activities and implement the tasks that were planned. Preschoolers easily joined in role-playing games, embodied roles with enthusiasm, performed actions with enthusiasm, and applied attributes to games and objects as substitutes. But some pupils refused to play together, preferring to play alone, so individual work was planned with these pupils to develop their sense of mutual communication and mutual assistance towards each other.
During my internship I used the following methods:
1. Visual: observation, showing, demonstration, image;
2. Verbal: explanation, story, explanation reading;
3. Gaming: didactic games, role-playing situations, outdoor games.
When conducting classes, she used surprise moments, posed problems for preschoolers, demonstrated a sample with discussion, explained, and helped.
Among the difficulties that arose during the internship, it should be noted the need to establish contact with a large number of new people and adapt to the work schedule. In addition, speaking at a parent meeting showed the need to develop one’s oratory skills.
In her work, in the opinion of the teacher and deputy head of medical education, she has established herself as a hardworking and conscientious specialist. I believe that I received a high rating because I planned the lessons in advance and with full dedication, applied all the teaching methods and techniques in my work, and also managed to interest preschoolers and organize their activities.
Working in a kindergarten during my internship gave me pleasure and gave me a chance to realize my creative, acting and organizational capabilities.
Date Signature__________
Self-analysis and technological map of the lesson “Some properties of air”
- June 29, 2020
International and All-Russian competitions
All-Russian competition of pedagogical excellence “Methodological piggy bank of a kindergarten teacher”
The lesson was conducted by Khrykina O.A., teacher of the MDOU Kindergarten “Golden Key” in Zheleznogorsk-Ilimsky, Irkutsk region.
In the system of specially organized educational activities within the framework of the thematic block “The Air Around Us”, this lesson is the first introductory lesson.
The purpose and objectives of the lesson are interconnected and appropriate to the age of the children.
The content of educational activities is clearly structured into three main stages: organizational-motivational, informational-practical and reflective-evaluative.
At the first organizational and motivational stage, I created a motivational situation corresponding to the age category of children, using the game characters Shar Sharycha (balloon) and Kam Kamycha (stone). The children were asked to help find out the reason for Shar Sharych's failure in the competition with Kam Kamych.
She relied on the children’s personal motives with the question “Who wants to help?” The game experiment “One, two, three – touch the ground” allowed children to be motivated to be productive
In the main, informational and practical part of the lesson I used the following methods and techniques:
- visual (use of map diagrams of the rules for conducting experiments, use of multimedia in the game “Who Needs Air?”);
- practical (experiments and experiments to identify certain properties of air, articulatory gymnastics);
- verbal (questions of a searching and leading nature);
- gaming (game characters, game "Air Catchers")
To reinforce ideas about air and the need for air for all living things, I used a productive method - drawing on balloons.
At this stage, I created choice situations : choosing a place to catch air, choosing a picture on a ball.
The tasks for children have a sufficient level of difficulty and correspond to the age category.
During the lesson I used the following ways to organize children:
- in subgroups (in the game “Air Catchers”);
- in pairs (experimental game “One, two, three - touch the ground!”)
- individually (experience “Air is lighter than stone”, drawing on balls);
- frontally (conversation with characters, drawing conclusions, final discussion of experimental results).
I followed the methodology for guiding children’s experimental activities
The final part of the lesson was aimed at developing children's reflective assessment skills, which corresponded to the age characteristics of the children and was interconnected with the purpose of the lesson.
I discussed with the children the prospect of using images on balloons (use them in the “Save the Air!” campaign, distribute them to adults on the street or to parents of older children). The reflective component is interconnected with the motivational one: they wanted to help Shar Sharych - they helped.
During the lesson I implemented the basic didactic principles:
- availability of material sold, taking into account age characteristics;
- visibility when performing tasks.
The activity-based and personality-oriented approaches were clearly expressed (situation of choice, creation of a situation of success, different forms of organizing children, reflexive component). A sufficient degree of motor activity of the children was observed (various forms of organizing tasks). I noted a high degree of cognitive and speech activity in children.
Thus, the use of the above methods, techniques, ways of organizing children, principles and approaches in the lesson made it possible to realize the assigned tasks and purpose of the lesson in full and achieve the planned results.
Self-analysis of an open lesson on the Federal State Educational Standard 2016
GCD Self-Analysis
Topic: “A fairy tale comes to visit us” in the senior group of kindergarten No. 1 “Topolyok”, teacher Akinina N.A.
During the lesson “A fairy tale comes to visit us” the following goal was set:
-Develop the ability to recognize individual fairy tales by their characteristic features and be able to play them out, activate speech, enrich vocabulary, learn to select words and antonyms that define the characters; maintain interest in fairy tales, promote the development of moral qualities in children, evoke sympathy, empathy, and a desire to help.
Integration of educational areas: “Communication”, “Cognition”, “Physical Education”, “Music”.
Preliminary work: reading fairy tales about animals, fairy tales, social fairy tales, looking at illustrations for fairy tales, talking about fairy tales, reading proverbs, dramatization games based on fairy tales.
GCD structure
Direct educational activities (hereinafter referred to as GED)
It was carried out with a group of children of senior preschool age 5 - 6 years old.
The educational activity itself consisted of three interconnected parts, during which children gradually performed various actions. This structure is completely justified, since each part of direct educational activity is aimed at solving certain problems and offers a choice of methods and techniques
Introductory part
organization of children, motivation for upcoming activities. At the organizational stage of the NOD, the problem-situational method was used. The children were invited to go to a fairyland.
Main part
ECD was a specially organized and independent activity of children aimed at solving assigned tasks.
Throughout the entire process, the NOD created problematic situations, rescuing the heroes of fairy tales from the Serpent Gorynych.
In the final part
GCD also used a game problem situation - returning to the group with the help of counting on an airplane carpet, there were surprise moments, these were characters from fairy tales - Baba Yaga and Cinderella, memorable souvenirs (books). She reinforced the positive results of the session with verbal encouragement.
To implement each task, I selected techniques that helped solve them. The techniques were based on play situations in which I tried to consolidate children's knowledge about fairy tales.
When working with children, I used conversation, questions to children for intelligence and logical thinking - all this contributed to the effectiveness of educational activities, mental activity and cognitive development of children.
The material for the educational activities was selected at a level accessible to children, corresponded to their psychological characteristics and was rational for solving the set goals and objectives. They were active, attentive, and felt comfortable. All this is confirmed by the results of our activities.
All elements of GCD are logically united by a common theme.
This structure of the lesson is completely justified. Since each part of the lesson is aimed at solving certain pedagogical problems and offers a choice of adequate methods and techniques. The content of the lesson corresponded to the assigned tasks.
Activities at GCD are characterized as joint and individual.
At GCD I used the following forms of work: frontal, individual, group.
Methods:
1. Verbal (questions for children, clarification, encouragement, selection of antonyms);
2. Visual demonstration (depiction of fairy tale characters, objects with which they are associated);
3. Practical (finger gymnastics “Favorite Fairy Tales”, puzzles of fairy tale heroes, physical education on a fairy tale, laying out grains, psycho-gymnastics “Kolobok”)
4. Game (travel to a fairyland, helping the heroes of fairy tales)
5. Methods of control (analysis of completed tasks, evaluation of performance results using souvenirs (books));
Methods include a system of techniques that are combined to solve learning problems. Techniques (explanations, instructions, demonstration, commands, play techniques, artistic expression, encouragement, helping the child, analysis, introductory conversation) are aimed at optimizing the individual development of each child.
I believe that the form of organizing the direct educational activities of children that I chose was quite effective and dynamic. I tried to comply with the norms of pedagogical ethics and tact. I believe that the tasks set in direct educational activities were completed! GCD has achieved its goal!
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