Importance Of Switching Rolls And Understanding A Child s...

The expectations for this assignment were to interview a young child between grades one and eight. I interviewed a child who is currently in the fifth grade and is nine years of age. For the purposes of confidentiality, she will be expressed as Grace Campbell. I decided to interview Grace because I knew that she is a very mature and intuitive little girl. The interview with Grace took place at her dance studio; Brooklin Dance Academy. I ensured that we could proceed with the interview with very little to no distractions. Throughout this essay I will be exploring the concept of switching rolls and understanding a child’s perspective of their learning in contrast to my own narrative. Everyone’s perspectives and views of the world are mirrored by what they’ve seen or experienced in life. Within this interview I will be interpreting Grace’s point of view through a teachers â€Å"lens† which is contrary to having typically been the student. Firstly, I wi ll be explaining the criteria by which I used to choose the questions that were asked within the interview. I will then be contrasting my own educational narrative to that of Grace Campbell. Lastly, I will be exploring the possible effects of different student narratives in relation to learning in a classroom, learning environments in general, teacher involvement and students as individuals. Initially, creating questions for this assignment was the hardest part because I felt I had nowhere to start. 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