What are the early education courses?

1. Exercise children’s sensory perception

The functions of infants and young children’s sensory organs; use sounds, language toys, early education books, physical objects, etc. to stimulate their hearing, vision, touch, and smell etc.; scientific research has confirmed that counting objects corresponds to art and creation. The expressive language stage is from 1 and a half years old to the end of 3 years old, and the understanding language stage is from 1 to 1 and a half years old. The best time for infants and young children to learn language is around 1 year old, and they should continue to communicate with children.

Early education should focus on the cultivation of intelligence and human character of growing children according to the physiological growth patterns and age of infants and young children, and teach students in accordance with their aptitude. Respond carefully to every question raised by children in a concise and accurate manner. Therefore, you should talk to your children early, and you can use enlightenment or game-based methods to allow children to grow their intelligence in a lively and lively atmosphere.

2. Be familiar with early childhood education methods and cherish children’s thirst for knowledge

Children in infants and toddlers are curious about everything around them, and their thirst for knowledge and curiosity are very strong, so as to satisfy their needs. This is the first step for people to understand the objective world. It requires considerable stimulus input and exercise to develop, enrich, knowledge and experience. Therefore, it is of great significance to the intellectual growth of infants and young children. ,

3. Training language and mind

Children’s language growth, early education of children. You must not order, dominate, focus, or follow rules. You must classify, sort, and match children according to their physiological and psychological characteristics and growth patterns of different ages: when implementing education in detail.

Parents should cherish their children’s desire for knowledge and not repeat it. The period from birth to 1 year old is the early stage of language, which can induce, enlighten and promote children’s language growth and obtain various impressions, especially those who have just learned to walk and The time for language should start from the time of rebirth. The development of cognitive abilities in infants and young children generally goes through three stages: observation and memory. Simple puzzle.

Extended information:

Four major misunderstandings in early childhood education

1. Ignoring family education

Children’s values ????are formed in the family , the position of parents in early education is irreplaceable by others. Parents' personal teaching is very important for the formation of children's character, habits, and values.

2. Early education is equal to learning

Many parents regard early education as early subject education. Children learn to read within 1 year old and learn foreign languages ??within 3 years old. Children aged 0 to 3 are in a critical period of emotional and language development. Therefore, the focus of early education is to grasp the order and rules of the seven physical and mental development of children, including language, intelligence, physical fitness, and senses, and adopt encouraging learning to create happiness. environment to develop its own potential.

3. Children are only suitable for learning a single mother tongue

Every child has multi-language capabilities. To provide a good language environment for young children. Teachers come from 11 different nationalities, and the teachers it recruits domestically are required to have professional foreign language level 8 or above, be caring, and must undergo 4 to 7 months of training before they can take up the job.

4. Early education institutions are similar in appearance

The institutions are similar in appearance, but they are different in terms of concepts, curriculum, environment, teachers, etc.

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