Bộ công cụ đánh giá hệ sinh thái học tập sáng tạo cấp mầm non trên địa bàn thành phố Hà Nội: Cơ sở khoa học và thực trạng đánh giá
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The creative learning ecosystem for early childhood is an educational environment designed to promote creativity, innovative thinking, and holistic development for children. To assess the effectiveness of this ecosystem, it is essential to develop a scientific, comprehensive, and feasible evaluation tool. This tool is not only a measuring instrument but also serves as a guideline, supporting educational managers, teachers, and parents in improving education quality and enhancing children's creative abilities. In this paper, the author presents the research results on the theoretical basis for developing the tool and the evaluations from preschool teachers and managers on the “Creative Learning Ecosystem Evaluation Tool for Early Childhood in Hanoi.” The research results indicate that the tool meets practical requirements, ensuring reliability, feasibility, and usefulness. These findings provide a scientific foundation for implementing the “Creative Learning Ecosystem Evaluation Tool for Early Childhood in Hanoi” in practice.
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