Curriculum Reform of Preschool Education: An Innovative Path based on Gamification and Project-style Integration
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Preschool Education, Curriculum Reform, Gamification, Project-Based LearningAbstract
This paper focuses on the curriculum reform of preschool education, and expounds the importance, purpose and challenges of preschool education curriculum reform under the background of educational needs in the new era. This paper analyzes the guiding significance of multiple intelligence theory, Montessori education method, gamification and project learning to preschool education courses. It is pointed out that there are some problems of single curriculum setting, limited teaching methods and means, and the challenges of teacher staff construction and resource allocation and concept change. This paper proposes the curriculum innovation of gamification and project-style integration, demonstrates its feasibility, expounds the design principles and implementation steps of the integrated curriculum, and makes a prospect for the future.
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