英文摘要 |
This study focuses on community exploration activities designed to foster young children's social identity development with different people and elements in the community environment. It emphasizes the importance of these activities in enhancing young children's social interaction, communication skills, and other social and emotional skills. The researchers conducted observations and interviews, guided by the theoretical framework in the literature review, and collected records of young children's participation in community exploration activities, along with teachers' thoughts in interviews. A comprehensive analysis of the impact of these activities on young children's learning development was conducted, focusing on their social identity, social interaction, and communication skills. The findings suggest that community exploration activities positively influence young children's social identity, cognitive development, social interaction, and cooperation skills. Young children use multiple communication skills to engage with community members. The implementation of such activities contributes to the appropriate development of children's social-emotional competencies. |