Early Developmental Milestones To Look Out For
If you have ever been in the presence of young children you will know that they learn at an amazing rate. They will mirror behaviour and learn new skills and language in what seems to be no time at all. Young children are capable of absorbing information and learning in a multitude of different ways … Continue reading Early Developmental Milestones To Look Out For
Dramatic Play Benefits An Early Childhood Education
Kids often like to use their imagination to construct alternative worlds where they will happily spend hours playing. This is a good thing and dramatic play benefits are observable across the literacy spectrum of the early childhood curriculum. Dramatic play is a type of play characterised by the delegation of roles and the acting out … Continue reading Dramatic Play Benefits An Early Childhood Education
Early Childhood Education Australia Lagging Behind In Crucial metrics
A recent report has provided details regarding early childhood education in Australia and within developed countries. It has delivered new insight into the efficacy of early childhood education in Australia. The Starting Strong reports commenced in 2001 and provide comparisons of early childhood education systems across the globe. The reports have had a large impact … Continue reading Early Childhood Education Australia Lagging Behind In Crucial metrics
The Sooner The Better: High Quality Early Childhood Education The Key To Lifelong Success
“The sooner the better” is a good summary of how education benefits our youth. While there is no “one-size-fits-all” solution that guarantees lifelong success, most research shows that a high quality early childhood education is a very powerful tool that improves academic ability, social skills and civil responsibility. The impact of a high quality early … Continue reading The Sooner The Better: High Quality Early Childhood Education The Key To Lifelong Success
ANYTHING YOU SAY AFFECTS YOUR CHILD: WORDS are POWERFUL use them WISELY!!
Research indicates that children who have been physically abused by parents report that the physical scars heal but emotional scars remain! 1. A hateful or mean tone will be remembered by children more than the words that were spoken.. 2. Don’t compare your child with their other family members or other children.. 3. Don’t promise … Continue reading ANYTHING YOU SAY AFFECTS YOUR CHILD: WORDS are POWERFUL use them WISELY!!