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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...
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...
Early childhood education is a crucial period in a child’s life, as it lays the foundation for their future academic and personal success. During these early years, children develop cognitive, social, and emotional skills that set the stage for their...
Dyslexia is a condition that may hamper a child’s growth in the absence of a proper support mechanism to guide them. While Dyslexia is usually termed a neurological disorder; however, when dug deeper, it can also be termed a visual...
Thousand of researches have suggested that regardless of a family’s income or socioeconomic background. Students, whose families are engaged to attend school more regularly get better knowledge, earn greater grades, enroll in higher-level programs, and have higher graduation rates.Parental engagement...
Chess is often regarded as the game that is most commonly associated with intelligence and strategy. That’s why the game of chess is loved all over the world. We also have global chess competitions for different ages. But have you...
What could possibly be the benefits of bilingualism as early in life as 2 years old? Why would we want young children to learn a second language while they are focused on learning their primary one? Many people believe that...