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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...
Engaging young children in educational activities at home is essential for their cognitive, social, and emotional development. Combining learning and fun can help 3 to 6-year-olds develop a love for learning while fostering their creativity and critical thinking skills. Here...
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...
It’s no secret that children with learning disabilities are harder to teach. But what can a teacher do when the student is non-verbal and doesn’t respond to conventional teaching methods? Use visual aids to teach children, of course! Visual aids...
Recent research into the development and acquisition of early literacy skills has come to the conclusion that rhyming plays an important role in a child’s emergent development. It will be very difficult for children to learn phonics and sight words...
Early Literacy probably just means literacy, but early in life, right? Wrong. Well not entirely. But Early Literacy and Literacy are not to be confused. Among the many skills a child learns in their lifetime, linguistic skills are some of...
Who knew, festivals and special occasions can also be a learning opportunity for your child. And what’s more, not only are they fun experiences, they also help children deep social skills and strong respect for cultures and the different people...
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...
Most people experience learning through formal education— under a teacher’s guidance, in a classroom. Learning is motivated by the sole purpose of academic performance. But learning is so much more than school. We learn from every little thing we see,...
You may have come across the words “developmentally appropriate” before. What does it mean? Why is it so important that the phrase keeps reappearing everywhere? Well, here’s why. Children have a natural disposition towards learning. They are capable of constructing...