英文摘要 |
This research aims to explore the practice of preschool teachers' teaching based on“Tools of the Mind”to promote children's executive function. This study adopts the qualitative observation method, taking six classes in four preschool as the research objects. The data collection uses the technique of event recording, photography, and interviews to collect the interaction between teachers and students. Regarding data analysis, the researcher used a pre-built“Tools of the Mind”classification system to classify and interpret text data semi-openly and then analyze them. The conclusions of this study are as follows: Use the five Tools of the Mind of planning, intermediaries, rule games, pretend plays, and sharing activities. Teachers provide children with written plans or children's oral plans, using different types of intermediaries as scaffolding, using play activities with other or specific rules, providing children with free or open pretend plays, and providing a dialogue environment that supports the way children express their thoughts, opinions, etc. In this way, working memory, concentration, cognitive flexibility, and self-control of the executive function can be developed and improved. |