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- Both nature (innate biases and constraints) and nurture (environmental experiences) influence child development in complex ways, with development resulting from an interaction between the two.
- Certain periods in early childhood, like ages 6-18 months, are particularly sensitive for aspects of development like attachment, language acquisition, and intellectual development. Experiences during these times can have lasting impacts.
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1. Physical growth is rapid in the first two years as body size increases dramatically and brain development occurs at an astounding pace, though children vary in their physical maturity.
2. Motor skills, perception, cognition, language, emotion, temperament, attachment, and self-awareness all develop remarkably during this time through complex interactions between genetic and environmental factors.
3. Caregiving practices and early stimulation are crucial for promoting healthy physical, cognitive, and socio-emotional development in infancy and toddlerhood.
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The document is a children's song about celebrating New Year's Day with a parade. It encourages tapping drums, blowing horns, and marching across the floor. It repeats the verses about tapping drums and blowing horns before marching some more to celebrate the happy holiday.
A well-organized environment promotes independent exploration and encourages children to take ownership of their learning. Display materials, resources, and learning tools in an easily accessible and visually appealing manner. Use labeled storage bins, shelves, and display boards to help children locate and return materials, fostering a sense of responsibility and organization.
Play is an essential strategy for learning in early childhood. Through play, children explore, discover, and make sense of the world in an engaging and meaningful way. Play takes many forms and allows children to learn through social interaction while developing their imagination, creativity, and problem-solving skills. Advocates for early childhood education should promote learning through play-based methods that respect children's agency, as play is critical for building lifelong learners and laying a strong foundation for success.
- Babies are born with innate predispositions that influence what they pay attention to in the environment, especially human communication, but these are shaped by experiences like interactions with caregivers.
- Both nature (innate biases and constraints) and nurture (environmental experiences) influence child development in complex ways, with development resulting from an interaction between the two.
- Certain periods in early childhood, like ages 6-18 months, are particularly sensitive for aspects of development like attachment, language acquisition, and intellectual development. Experiences during these times can have lasting impacts.
This document provides a guide for integrating 21st century skills into early childhood learning. It discusses that children are naturally curious learners and it is important to support skills like critical thinking, collaboration, and creativity from a young age. The guide covers how children learn through play, interactions with adults and peers, and everywhere in their daily lives. It provides 10 strategies for helping children build 21st century skills, like using child-centered and cooperative learning approaches. It also discusses creating an optimal learning environment and the importance of family engagement. The goal is to prepare young children with the skills they will need for future success.
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This document discusses the nature vs nurture debate on what shapes human development. It explores the views of psychologist Francis Galton, who believed traits were determined by genetics, but also acknowledged environmental factors could influence development. The concept of the "blank slate" is introduced, referring to the view that individuals are born without predetermined traits. Examples of identical twins and the impact of parenting are presented to debate the influences of nature and nurture. The key factors of nature, including genetics, and nurture, such as environment and upbringing, are defined in influencing learning and development.
This document discusses the nature vs nurture debate on what shapes human development. It explores the views of psychologist Francis Galton, who believed traits were determined by genetics, but also acknowledged environmental factors could influence development. The concept of the "blank slate" is discussed, referring to the view that individuals are born without predetermined traits. Examples of identical twins and the impact of parenting are provided to debate the influences of nature and nurture. The key factors of genetics, environment, parental involvement, education systems, and preschool quality and nurturing are outlined in their effect on learning and development.
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The study investigated the perceptions and challenges in using play activities as pedagogy in public kindergarten schools in the Ablekuma South Metro of the Greater Accra Region. Cross-sectional survey design was adopted for the study. Using the census sampling procedure, 164 kindergarten teachers were sampled for the study. A likert-type scale questionnaire was used to gather the requisite data for the study. The data were analysed using frequencies, percentages and the independent samples T-test. The study found out that teachers had positive perception about using play activities. It also came to light that lack of adequate funding; teaching learning resources, and inadequate qualified practitioners inhibited the use of play in kindergartens. There was ass statistically significant difference between male and female kindergarten teachers on the basis of the challenges encountered in the use of play activities. The study recommended that, the Ablekuma South-Metro, in collaboration with the educational directorate and schools organise in-service training on the significance of play activities to the holistic development of early learners. The educational directorate and the sampled school, with the support of the Parent Teacher Association should provide the basic teaching and learning materials required for children to engage in a meaningful and intellectual play.
This document provides a literature review on adolescent brain development and literacy strategies. It begins by defining adolescence as ages 11-19, a time of physical, hormonal, and psychological maturation influenced by internal and external factors. The review then discusses structural changes in the adolescent brain, including increased grey matter volume peaking at different times in different brain regions, and synaptic pruning which strengthens frequently used connections and eliminates unused ones. Finally, it explores proven literacy strategies that support brain development, such as graphic organizers and modeling. The review aims to identify connections between adolescent brain research and literacy acquisition.
Discover the transformative influence of Preschool Pomona on early childhood development. Our program fosters holistic growth, nurturing young minds through innovative learning approaches and supportive environments. Experience the difference as children flourish academically, socially, and emotionally, setting a solid foundation for lifelong success.
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This document provides an overview of dramatic play for young children. It discusses how dramatic play allows children to develop creativity and explore different roles and social situations in a safe way. The document also notes that dramatic play supports language development and learning as children interact with each other in their pretend scenarios. It provides examples of how to set up dramatic play areas both indoors and outdoors with props and materials to encourage role-playing. The teacher's role is to observe and facilitate children's play without directing it, in order to support their imagination and development.
This document summarizes research on early intervention for autism, focusing on joint attention and symbolic play skills. It finds that children with autism have significant impairments in joint attention, including referential looking, pointing, and showing. They also have deficits in symbolic play involving pretending, object substitution, and role play. The document reviews evidence that joint attention and symbolic play skills are predictive of later language development in typical children. It explores whether interventions can improve these core deficits in children with autism early on, when the brain is most malleable. Preliminary data is presented on an experimental intervention targeting joint attention and symbolic play skills.
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Learning is w ell focused in play
and,learn process
Alth,ough playschool is concerned as a
t rans t onal p,oint between1home and full school.
the main obj ective of adm,itting a kid in a nursery
playschool ·is to ntrodLce th1
e b,aby to the basi,c
education.
r Qu.ality of ed' ucation is abruptly"-- - ;_,
mainta,in1
ed
Lo,ts of co-curri1
cu ar act vities are foun1d
f' j inc lude? in dail outine a n that help a kids to
gr,ow w 1tJ1cog1
n1t1v,e. behav1ora.. and fr1e1
ndly
intera1ctive abi ity to a.ppr,o.ach an1
d
com mut1i·cate.
; ; The sch,ool maintains grfeat
environment
It's not only a.bo.1ut maintainin1
g a park o·r crafting
a b ooming gard,en around !The perfect
environment of a playschoo,l sh11
ouLd.be cheerf,, ul,
friendly. along with a unique nurturing v'ibe..
Co1nsciousn11
e·ss aro,uind
.. ,1._ The perfect bLen,d ng of comfa tt. care. an,d
conscio1
usness s the im p,etus beh, ind call ng1the
Shemrock Junior Scho1
0Las the b,est nursery:
school in Pas,chim V har.
- It is an established bran,d
Shemrock Junior in Paschim Vihar Delt1i is the·
part 01
f the India fam ous SHEMROCK Chain of
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The scho,ol offers vibrant
activities for kids
The schoo,LShem·rock Junior is known as the
b1
est n1Lrsery schiool in Paschin1Vihar n·ot fo,r the
brand o,r fo r th,e an1bia1
nce only.