Tag: #EarlyChildhoodEducation
If you think your child’s real learning starts in school, you’re already late. By the age of five, 90% of a child’s brain is already developed. What happens in these early years doesn’t just matter—it decides everything that comes later. This isn’t opinion. It’s neuroscience. A Brain That Builds Itself—Fast From birth to age five, […]
The first five years of a child’s life are not just about learning to walk or talk—they’re the foundation of everything they will learn and become. Neuroscience confirms what educators have long believed: a child’s brain develops more rapidly during these early years than at any other time in life. What they absorb during this […]
Raising respectful and grateful children is one of the most valuable gifts we can give to the next generation. Teaching these qualities from an early age helps shape compassionate, responsible, and well-mannered individuals. Here’s how parents and educators can instill respect and gratitude in young children in fun and engaging ways. Lead by Example Children […]
In India, many preschools operate from residential houses, offering a home-like learning environment. While this setup is convenient and affordable, it lacks the structured infrastructure seen in developed countries, where preschools are purpose-built with dedicated learning spaces. For a child, moving from one house (home) to another (preschool) without a significant environmental shift can blur […]
Raising a toddler can be both joyful and challenging. During this stage, children develop essential social, emotional, and cognitive skills that shape their future. Positive parenting techniques help nurture a toddler’s growth while fostering a strong parent-child bond. Here are some effective strategies to raise happy and confident toddlers: 1. Show Unconditional Love and Support […]
Early childhood is a critical phase in a child’s development, and the way children engage with their learning environments can have lasting effects on their academic and social growth. One of the most powerful tools in early childhood education is fun, and research shows that laughter and play not only bring joy but also enhance […]
Talking frequently to toddlers plays a vital role in their cognitive and language development. From an early age, hearing spoken language helps toddlers grasp new words, sentence structures, and conversational cues. Engaging them in frequent conversations fosters social and emotional growth, builds vocabulary, and enhances comprehension skills. Furthermore, toddlers who are exposed to rich language […]