Hi, that's a shame you hear static. On our end, there is no static even when rolling the video on different computers or with varying providers of internet. I'm glad you found it interesting and hopefully, useful.
This was a very informative video...thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and insights! My only recommendation is to use gender-neutral pronouns because when you referred to the teacher, you repeatedly said "her". Also on the minor end, I could probably live without the jarring banjo music that bookends the video, but...to each their own. Thanks again, Dr. Mata!
Welcome! And thank you for your comment. Receiving constructive criticism is always useful. I hear you regarding the music. I've since changed the music I use in videos, and hopefully, it's less annoying now. Regarding gender neutrality... for better or for worse the teaching profession is a female dominated field and in a male-dominated world, I think it's a good approach to highlight women and let them shine. My use of "her" was unintentional, I typically use him/her and he/she, yet now that I think about it, it seems to be a happy synchronicity.
Hi Dr. Jennifer, your discussion is indeed insightful. Shared this with my pre-service ECE teachers. Thank you so much.
I'm so glad it was helpful, I hope your students found it useful.
so informative this video has helped me in doing my exam as i'm a taking the cousre in ECE.
Very informative and educational! Well Done and Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much for this video Dr.Mata, this is such helpful for an Early Childhood educator.
My pleasure, I'm glad it is helpful.
Thank you so much. You explained it very well. It will help me a lot with my Early Childhood classes.
My pleasure. I'm glad it will be useful in your ECE classes :)
Hello, do we have ppt for this? Thank you for a very insightful discussion.
Thanks miss, your information is very useful
I’m glad it was useful.
Thank you for the information you gave us students
My pleasure!
thanks for information miss
Thanks for this information
I hope it was useful :)
hello may I know what is screening assessment, developmental assessment and diagnostic assessment? What are the difference?
the first 2 minutes and the last minute of the video all i could hear was static. But other than then that it was very interesting.
Hi, that's a shame you hear static. On our end, there is no static even when rolling the video on different computers or with varying providers of internet. I'm glad you found it interesting and hopefully, useful.
thank yiu for information you
You are welcome; I hope it is useful.
thanks your information
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Thx for the information miss. This material is very useful for me :))
I am so glad it was useful!
I'm so glad it is useful.
tks for information miss
You're welcome! I hope it was useful.
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Thx for information miss
You are very welcome.
Thank you miss
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This is a very information for me. Thank's
You are welcome! I'm glad it was useful!
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Thank you
Can i ask what is evaluation skills?
Do you mean evaluating certain skills, or to have the skill of being a good evaluator?
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how to plan using ranking activity with students
Don't know that I understand your question, what do you mean by ranking activity?
thanks miss🙏
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Can I have a chat with you???
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This was a very informative video...thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and insights! My only recommendation is to use gender-neutral pronouns because when you referred to the teacher, you repeatedly said "her". Also on the minor end, I could probably live without the jarring banjo music that bookends the video, but...to each their own. Thanks again, Dr. Mata!
Welcome! And thank you for your comment. Receiving constructive criticism is always useful. I hear you regarding the music. I've since changed the music I use in videos, and hopefully, it's less annoying now. Regarding gender neutrality... for better or for worse the teaching profession is a female dominated field and in a male-dominated world, I think it's a good approach to highlight women and let them shine. My use of "her" was unintentional, I typically use him/her and he/she, yet now that I think about it, it seems to be a happy synchronicity.
Thank you for the information you gave us students
You are very welcome. I'm glad it was useful.