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Did you know that according to the Harvard University Center on the Developing Child, the first five years of a child’s life are crucially important for their cognitive, social, and emotional development? That’s right, your five-year-old has probably learned more...
Understanding a child’s educational journey is a multifaceted task. One of the key tools to gain insights into this journey is formal assessment, an integral part of early childhood education. Formal assessments provide a standardized measure of a child’s development,...
Art has been a vital part of human expression for thousands of years, but its importance in early childhood education is often overlooked. Seen as a mere ‘decoration’ or a fun pastime, the profound impact of art on a child’s...
Early childhood education is a critical period that can shape a child’s future academic and life success. But it’s not just the job of educators—family involvement plays a pivotal role in this stage of development. This article explores why family...
You’ve probably heard the saying, “Every child is unique.” While it’s a common phrase, it’s also the core truth that makes early childhood education both a challenge and a joy. One of the best ways we can honor this uniqueness...
Multicultural education is a vital part of early childhood development. It teaches children about their own cultures, as well as other cultures around the world. This helps them understand their place in the world and build empathy and tolerance for...
We’re all familiar with the importance of early childhood education. The studies are clear: kids who experience a high-quality preschool education grow up to be healthier, more successful, and better prepared for school than those who don’t get that opportunity....
Teachers often struggle to provide breaks for children with special needs in the classroom. However, breaks can help children of all abilities focus and recharge. A break can also reduce stress and anxiety, which is especially important for students with...
For children with special needs, it can be difficult to interact socially. As a result, they are often left out of activities that their peers enjoy and may feel isolated from their classmates. However, teaching social skills to children with...
Being a special needs teacher can be one of the most difficult jobs you’ll ever face. Your students have probably been through more than you can comprehend in their lives, and you are their safe haven where they learn and...