What if the fastest way to boost learning in the early years isn’t more drills, but more awe? Growing Up Curious: Cultivating Wonder in Preschoolers starts with that simple idea. In early childhood education, awe and wonder widen a child’s view of the world. Jenny Friedman notes that these “wow” moments link to gratitude, prosocial […]
What if the most powerful factor in your child’s success isn’t a new app or test prep—but the number of students in the room? In the United States, families talk a lot about new ideas in schools. But, research shows that small class sizes are really important. They help students focus better, talk more, and […]
What if the report card that matters most in kindergarten isn’t reading or math? It’s how well a child names and manages feelings. Emotional intelligence in children is key. It helps with attention, memory, and learning. Peter Salovey and John D. Mayer said EI is knowing and using emotions to think and act. In preschool, […]
Children carry bright hope in every step they take. Their curiosity guides them toward new ideas and special achievements. Little Hands hold dreams that spark fresh excitement each day. By celebrating our young learners, we acknowledge their potential to shine. Families and educators can join hands to nurture growth. This begins with a gentle push […]
Switching from summer’s easy pace to school’s strict schedule is tough for parents and kids. But, with the right planning, it can be smooth. Start early to make the transition easier. Talking about school casually with your kids gets them ready for the year ahead. It helps them feel positive about starting school again. Having […]
