Examples of using DDP method in English and their translations into Spanish
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The application of the DDP method assists this process by focusing on the action.
To develop educational practice recommendations on the application of the DDP method.
The second section“The Description of the DDP Method” comprises three sub-sections.
The DDP method establishes a new dialogue-based model of a child-teacher interaction.
The third section“The Results of the DDP Method Application” is divided into three subsections.
To provide theoretical andempirical justification for the application of the DDP method in preschool;
The DDP method was applied in the experimental pre-school groups for two years, observing the groups monthly.
Similarly inseparable are active actions(playing with puppets by the DDP method), their verbalization and cognition.
This is where the DDP method comes into play by“extending” the child's possibilities to act with objects.
The problem researched is the pedagogical conditions for the development of creative verbal self-expression in children,required for the application of the DDP method.
The special course on the DDP method could be taught in post-graduate teachertraining institutions.
In regular pre-school groups, a fairy-tale was presented twice: first, it was read aloud or told to the children; andthen it was enacted applying the DDP method.
The DDP method promotes the development of the verbal/communicational systems, and intensifies the imaginative and cognitive processes.
The analysis of the videotaped material helped establish possible DDP method applications in the preschool classroom as well as the conditions required for it.
The DDP method requires the teacher to maintain a dialogue, differently engaging all the children in the classroom.
The objective of the experiment was to establish the implications of the DDP method on different areas of the child's activities and dramatic activities, in particular.
The DDP method was presented to Lithuanian teachers at a number of seminars at Lithuanian Institute for Teacher's Qualification and has already been out in practice in several Lithuanian kindergartens.
A hypothesis for further research can be formulated,suggesting that the DDP method is a universal tool for the comprehensive development of the child's personality.
Preschoolers' creative role play in its different aspects has been far more thoroughly discussed, investigated, anddescribed, thus creating preconditions for the development of the DDP method.
However, this is the virtue of the DDP method- giving children an opportunity to influence and even determine the character of the play.
The DDP method incorporates puppets into the presentation of a fairy tale known and liked by children in the hope that this kind of presentation is most likely to inspire more diverse forms of the child's self-expression.
An attempt has been made to find whether the DDP method suits the various needs, interests and capacities of groups of different-aged children.
The purpose of the DDP method is to act the fairy-tale out and to embody it with the aid of puppets, employing the fairy tale and puppets as stimuli for children's independent creativity, returning the fairy tale to children's culture and asserting its role in the everyday classroom activities.
The research has also found that the application of the DDP method opens up new opportunities for the teacher to observe, participate and influence children's creative play.
The systematic application of the DDP method encourages creative self-expression in children; stimulates their dramatic activities, activates verbal expression and story making.
It has been established that the application of the DDP method raises all the classroom activities onto another level and creates preconditions for the development of various creative activities.
The research has shown that the systematic application of the DDP method in the classroom is an effective preschool educational tool, which enriches and extends the contents(by offering new plots) and form(introducing puppets) of creative play.
The hypothesis of the research:the systematic application of the DDP method in the preschool classroom creates the environment conducive for children's creative self-expression, stimulates children's independent dramatic play, which, in turn, activates and stimulates verbal creativity.
The research established a vast range of possible applications of the DDP method, revealing that the fairy-tale enacted with puppets according to the DDP methodology creates a common field of senses, themes and social interaction in the classroom, which children individually explore through the accessible and acceptable forms of activities, mostly creative activities.
The assumption has been validated that the consistent application of the DDP method in the pre-school classroom creates the environment conducive to the child's creative self-expression, encourages the child's independent dramatic play, which, in turn, stimulates verbal activity and creativity(children start making up their own stories and fairy-tales), as well as broadens the contents and forms of the child's play.