Part 1
An infant is completing a puzzle by arranging items on a puzzle board as the other child is playing and bidding his mum bye on a toy skateboard. The toddler completing the puzzle has a serious and determined face. He shouts in disgust and the mother encourages him to keep on trying (Beckett, 2012). He places the item on the rate space of the puzzle board and the murder applauds by uttering the words, Yeey! He fails to put the next item on the right spot and the mother shows him by pointing the exact spot. He continues struggling to place the items on the right spots and frowns at the sight of his inability to complete the puzzle. He asks, how? As he continues with the activity. His brother helps him out. The brother manages to place the last time on the right spot to complete the puzzle.
Part 2
The Elect document builds on the foundation of learning among children by spelling out several processes of learning, such as social, cognitive, domain, and skill levels. Elect dwells on different domains of learning that are vital for development in a child. In this case for example, the child smiles at the mother as she encourages him to complete the puzzle to show social skills. The child shows displeasure at the sight of failing to place the item on the right spot on the puzzle board. The older brother and the mother apply turn-taking through putting the item on the right spot and showing the infant a spot to place the item respectively to indicate the correct domain. The baby utilizes one language to communicate such as how? To show communication skills. The social skills are the vital factor applied by the child on the video due to imitation, communication and turn-taking.
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Part 3
In curriculum formulation following this case, I would put emphasis on cognitive skills, activities that evoke emotions and a turn-taking activities that would give the infants a chance to express their emotions. Emphasizing all four domains would form a perfect curriculum for the teaching of these children.
References
Beckett, R. (2012). Anecdotal Record - Levi 18 months completing a puzzle [Video file]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42AfHO9F9Eg
Elect. (2014). Excerpts from Elect. How Does Learning Happen file:///C:/Users/BOSS/AppData/Local/Temp/Rar$DI00.390/356169ExcerptsFromELECT.pdf
