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Field Visit to Ringpung ECCD Center

9th April Our field visit to the ECCD centre was a meaningful and enriching learning experience. During the visit, we observed how the learning environment was carefully arranged to support children’s holistic development through play. We used the observation checklist to guide our observations and discussions. We noticed that the indoor environment was clean, safe, and child-friendly. The classroom had different learning corners such as literacy, block play, art, and dramatic play areas. Materials were arranged neatly and placed within children’s reach, which encouraged independence and self-selection. The displays on the walls reflected children’s work and cultural relevance, making the environment more welcoming and meaningful for the learners. We also observed that the play materials were mostly open-ended and developmentally appropriate. Children were actively engaged in different activities and were able to move freely between learning areas. The facilitators guided and scaffolde...

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