
Oluyomi OgunnaikeUniversity of Wisconsin - Stevens Point | UWSP · School of Education
Oluyomi Ogunnaike
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Introduction
Presently, I am very interested in working on how Math is integrated and implemented in Preschool classrooms. I have been able to adapt some children's literature in integrating math activities and implementing them at home. This is very low-key and rather exploratory.
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Responsibility training is an essential component of child-rearing practices in several African societies. To inculcate responsibility, caregivers allocate their children household duties and send them on errands; these include (but are not limited to) fetching objects and purchasing items. Such errands foster the acquisition of cognitive, social,...
Describes developmental interventions, attachment issues, curricular ideas, and nutritional considerations that can facilitate successful integration into U.S. early childhood environments of children adopted from overseas. Asserts that early childhood educators can nurture adopted children's development by arranging a conducive environment, docume...
Submitted to the Dept. of Child Development. Thesis (Ph. D.)--Tufts University, 1997. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 263-282). Photocopy.
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Hello:
I was wondering what prompted this research? I ask because a while back, I began a small qualitative study on Immigrant fathers of West African descent with a goal of unraveling their perspectives, challenges, and insights on parenting in a different country. As an Early Childhood Educator, I know that many of the nation's preschoolers come from immigrant families/homes. Just wondering. I truly hope that your study enriches others' understanding and appreciation of "others" and the gifts they bring. Thank you.
Hello,
I am teaching a summer course on Curriculum & Methods: The Emergent Reader and learned the importance of math curriculum on emergent literacy. Could you please share insights about the connections between math in EC and literacy development.