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    fundamentally important since they learn more quickly than at any other time in life. The experiences children have during this time stimulate the brain. So, these first years are the foundation that frames children’s growth, development and learning. All children have the right to an education and to an environment in which they are able to reach their full potential in life. Children at the age of five or six attend kindergarten, the first class that starts off the educational path in life.…

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    123’s (numbers), neat little songs about how to tie our shoes and even went outside to play on the playground. The teachers were right after all, I really did love preschool. Unfortunately, many American children are deprived of the preschool experience because of…

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    curricula, high standards, and meaningful experiences which are the collective responsibility of students, parents, staff, and community in a safe, nurturing environment. Western Branch Primary is an accredited school with approximately 685 students located in a quaint suburban section of Chesapeake Virginia. The Principal is Gayle Bartlett, and the Assistant Principal is Kimberly Saunders. The school hours of operation are 8:15 a.m. - 2:44 p.m. however, the Kindergartens are divided into the am…

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    four states and six different homes I have lived in. I am not a failed child of the foster care system, the daughter of a military hero or a lonely kid who was never adopted. In fact, I am fairly average in terms of family. However, my educational experience has been far from average. Intrigued? Here’s my story. I was born to an engineer and a teacher. My father excelled in school and has always expected that I do the same. That, however, was forty years ago. My mother has always kept him in…

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    Kid Day Guardians

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    Regardless of whether to send your kid to kid day consideration is a hard decision for some guardians to make. Obviously you need to invest however much energy with your youngster as could be expected before they enter kindergarten, yet it can bring about enthusiastic anxiety to go from being one-on-one with a guardian's full focus to suddenly being torn far from the home five days a week. An awesome approach to diminish school incited detachment tension for both of you is to begin sending your…

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    education, such as preschool. Young children between three to four years of age need the ability to build on physical, cognitive, social and emotional development. These initial qualities of growth will assist young children to transition easily into kindergarten, as has been seen in certain states with broader access to early education. Most importantly, the first four years of life have a major impact on how their brain develops. These principles will allow young children…

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    “My love and passion for educating the youth all started with a single high school course,” says a current Kinder Care teacher, Candace C. Pinckney. At Thornwood, the high school Candace attended back in 2007, they provided a Child Development course. In the class, first semester, the students learn the required book material including; essentials and methods to properly care for children at various ages, children’s tendencies/ common personalities at certain ages, the milestones and development…

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    example, cognitive load theory, information processing theory, constructivism and other theories not mentioned. This paper will discuss constructivism theory in the classroom. Constructivism in early childhood provides students with learning through experience. Why use constructivism in the early childhood classroom? What does constructivism look like in the early childhood classroom? What are the pro’s and cons of constructivism in early childhood classrooms? These are all questions that will…

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    ages birth through eight, and the effort and skills that it takes to create a stimulating learning environment. For my infant, toddler, and preschool observations, I spent my hours at the CCC Childcare Center located in our college while for my kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade observations, I spent my time at Casey Park Elementary School. During my observations at the CCC Childcare Center, I learned plenty about the methods and practices that go into early education before primary grades.…

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    Shared Reading Experience

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    I have been charged with creating a combination class that can service all ages in the shared reading experience with a biblical blend during church services. One suggestion I will need to work on will be to adjust my ability to work with individuals that have a different vision that doesn’t align with my own vision. The infant/toddler Sunday school teacher…

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