Early educators must use principles of child development to guide curriculum preparation and teaching.
Dr. Phil Renicks invited Robin Stephenson, former director of early education services to provide training for early educators in South Africa.
Playing on outdoor equipment is important for a child’s physical, intellectual, emotional, and social growth. By reviewing this checklist, your policies, and your procedures on a regular basis, you can promote growth and help prevent injuries.
A favorite math lesson involves something important to all of us—food!
Precious opportunities are available at a young age for you to help your child understand basic math concepts.
Mathematics in preschool? Many years ago, those words would conjure up pictures of teachers drilling young students with flash cards or children filling in workbook pages.
When education majors are asked what their least favorite subject was in school, the overwhelming majority respond that it was math.
The foundation for children’s mathematical development is established in the earliest years.