Reading is one of the most important skills your toddler will develop early on. It sets the foundation for all other learning and opens up a world of opportunities. But where do you start when teaching your toddler to read? A great place to begin is with prepositions, CVC (-at) words, and sight words. These […]
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Creating a lesson plan for a multilingual toddler can be both exciting and rewarding. It requires thoughtful planning to ensure the child can develop strong skills in each language. Here’s a detailed guide on how to make an effective lesson plan for a multilingual toddler.
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Teaching numbers & counting to toddlers is a foundational step in their cognitive development. This article provides a comprehensive guide for parents and educators on how to effectively teach numbers to toddlers.
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Optimal learning experiences, as conceptualized by renowned psychologists such as Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, have proven to be transformative across various domains of human life.
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Juggling a toddler & pregnancy, this is a guide for managing both. Pregnancy sure is a beautiful journey, but it can become more complex when you already have a toddler to care for. Balancing the needs of your little one while nurturing a new life within you can be overwhelming. However, with some planning, patience, and support, it’s entirely manageable.
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One of the earliest documented uses of time management in education was in the late 19th century when American educational reformer, John Dewey, emphasized the importance of time management in his educational philosophy. Dewey believed that learning should be experiential and that students should be given the opportunity to manage their own time and work at their own pace.
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Inquiry based learning has existed for thousands of years nearly in the 1900s. All in all it begins with the basic principle that the way to make sense of the world is through inquiry. From infancy onward, the process of gathering information, data & knowledge starts with seeing, hearing, touching, tasting & smelling. It’s a critical component of scientific method of the early enlightenment and it was a core idea of both John Dewey and Maria Montessori around Student Centered Learning.
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“Science & Technology interpreted through Engineering & the Arts, all understood with elements of Math”
Often seen written as, ST∑@M, this version denotes the definition most commonly cited for STEAM as not just an acronym to collect the fields, but one to show the order and purpose of how the subject fields relate in the societal development areas of the world. The goal of developing this framework was for teaching that could be based on natural ways of learning, customization for ALL types of students and programs and is Functional!
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Summer Vacation Activities aligning with Kolb’s Theory, the goal is to engage the students on a personal level, the goal is to let them experience concretely and reflect their observation with active experimentation as this model was proposed in a cycle thus there is no order of how to begin with experience based learning, letting them have an abstract conceptualization is the key.
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Toddlers or children with slow language grasping powers often face difficulties in distinguishing (He & She) pronouns. Some children call everyone “He” or everyone “She” despite their genders, same goes with “His” & “Her” or some children even have their own ways of creating a new form of grammar 😀 so they intend to omit all of these pronouns out of English grammar entirely.
Well no matter how your child is changing it, it gets very difficult to keep up with his/ her train of thought until you are fully aware what he or she is exactly talking about.
For all the homeschooling moms and teacher I am listing down some of the real affective ways to help you out with this difficulty.
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