Background
Lay-Dopyera, Margaret Zoe was born on April 18, 1931 in Warren County, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of Darell Hillard and Berdena (Smith) Lay.
(This is a comprehensive, observation oriented introductio...)
This is a comprehensive, observation oriented introduction to the field of preschool, kindergarten and primary grade teaching. It is organized around four characteristics essential to effective teaching of young children; professional commitment, sensitivity to development, organizational and managerial skills and curriculum resourcefulness. Part 2 of the book presents three sets of paired chapters covering cognitive, physical and social development. The first chapter in each case summarizes what is known about that area of development and the second one shows how to observe and record behavior and ability in that area, and then describes how to plan developmentally sound lessons. This new edition offeres three new chapters: play, diversity and literacy and literature. In addition, a new discussion of co-operative learning has been added to the chapter on teaching techniques, and a discussion of children in poverty has been added to the chapter on issues and perspectives.
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Early childhood and elementary education educator
Lay-Dopyera, Margaret Zoe was born on April 18, 1931 in Warren County, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of Darell Hillard and Berdena (Smith) Lay.
Bachelor of Science, Edinboro State University, 1952; Master of Education, Pennsylvania State University, 1958; Doctor of Education, U. Florida, 1967.
Elementary teacher, Jamestown (New York) Public Schools, 1952-1957; instructor, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania, 1957-1958; assistant/associate professor, Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio., 1958-1965; assistant professor to professor early childhood and elementary education, Syracuse (New York) University, since 1967; associate dean for academic programs, Syracuse (New York) University, 1985-1988; professor emeritus, Syracuse (New York) University, since 1992.
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Member National Association for Education Young Children (teacher education panel since 1989), National Association for Early Childhood Teacher Educators (board member 1984-1987), American Education Research Association.
Married John Edward Dopyera, October 26, 1978.