ACCLA Bank Street College of Education Developmental Interactional Curriculum Hi my friend Can you check if you can do this assignment i need it don

ACCLA Bank Street College of Education Developmental Interactional Curriculum Hi my friend

Can you check if you can do this assignment i need it done as soon. There is questions and u need to search about bank street and answer them. I will attach all the documents and informstions and I think I have question one done but please check it and u can change it. Also make sure you check that u can do it before u accept the work. Thank you 2:45
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Bank street:
1. Its school for children was discovered by the visionary
educator LucySprague in the city of New York in 1916. This
school was a center of education experiments for the growth
of children, in which teachers, researchers, and scientists
worked to discover the environment that the child intended
and also to educate teachers and build about this
environment. In 1930 created a shop in 69 Bank Street and
stayed there till 1972 then it moved to West 112th Street
between Broadway st and Riverside drive st till the day of
today is the same location. Moreover, Bank Street is offering
awareness and training programmes for teachers and
complete programs for children services and schools for
children. In terms of philosophy, Bank Street is independent
and is working on college model teaching and learning Bank
Street College. Also, the goal is to educate the child
emotionally, socially, physically, atonement, and entity with
appreciation and respect for child safety. To teach in Bank
Street you have to have a very good experience. Bank
Street divided to three levels lower is for preschool and
kindergarten, middle grade (1-40), and upper grades (5-8)
schools to suit all ages of children and the child growth
levels. Bank Street offers a good environment and teachers
that have exprines and it always works on research, and the
development of curriculum materials
2.
This week we are taking an in depth look at what makes a
program go round, curriculum. As you discover what
encompasses curriculum and how it is built you will get a
chance to research a specific program and how their
curriculum is used and built. Below is the guideline for
this project.
Project Guideline
Below are the assigned programs for each student. Be
sure you research the program I have assigned or you will
not receive credit for the assignment. I have chosen
several types of programs to research but there is not 52
different types so there will be a few classmates per
program.
Program type – students assigned (First initial. last
name)
1) Waldorf – E. Aboona, N. Aljameel, B. Al Mikhael, K.
Ashbaugh, H. Bourasa
2) Project Based – I. Burleson, D. Carr, A. Carrillo, S.
David, S. Davis
3) Language Specific ( other than the countries “home”
language so for here in the United State you will look at
non-English language specific programs) – F. Dawood, S.
Drover, M Ennesser, A Escalante, I. Estephan
4) Play Based – E. Fordham, B. Franco, K. Friberg, K.
Frizzell, S. Guillen
5) Cooperatives (Co-ops) – R. Halligan, A. Hernandez, M.
Johnson, K. Jones, A. Keeling
6) Reggio Emilia – R. Khudhur, C. Lefstein, L. Liegner,
S. Marty, V. Mendez, N. Moreno-Orozco