A standardised approach in the context of early childhood education cannot always meet the specific developmental schedule of a young learner and their learning style. Individualised learning has become a revolutionary educational philosophy which acknowledges the strengths, challenges and interests of each child and develops them. This is an individualised approach that does not rely...

Family events offer significant real-life experiences for learning vital skills among young learners. Mother’s Day is a unique occasion to celebrate maternal figures and to establish quality learning experiences, accumulating language, emotional intelligence, and cognitive skills. This holiday is not just a mere celebration, but it is also a way of being thankful, learning fine...

Family gatherings are rich, meaningful contexts of learning and bonding. Father’s Day is a unique occasion in which the issue of the significance of fathers and father figures is celebrated, and a rich experience is provided among the young learners. It is possible to make this holiday more than a mere celebration; it might also...

Exposure of young learners to history and cultural festivals can and should be an important aspect in developing a well-rounded and empathetic worldview. Juneteenth is an American holiday that marks the abolition of slavery in the country, and it seems an excellent occasion to speak about the topic of freedom, resilience, and justice, in an...

One of the most important predictors of the academic success of a child and their reading comprehension is a rich and strong vocabulary. Expansive language techniques are deliberate methods employed to develop this crucial ability, as the simple communication desire is developed into particular, descriptive and advanced expressions among young students. These methods will include...

Nowadays, in a world of distractions and constant stimulation, it is an important skill to be able to listen to an instruction the first time it is heard in order to achieve academic and social success. The effectiveness of first-time listening goes much further than compliance; it is a multifaceted mental process and a measure...

The inclusion of fine arts in early childhood education is not just a diversion as a creative activity, but a key element of holistic development, which develops the necessary cognitive, motor and social-emotional abilities. Different fine arts taught to children, including drawing, painting, music, and dancing, are a multi-sensory environment where the young mind is...