Stories can be told verbally, using books, or while drawing pictures on paper or in sand. Real reading starts with pretend reading. When your child watches and listens to you reading they will develop language skills more quickly. Try to spend 10-15 minutes reading with your child each day.
Category: Early Childhood Education and Care
How to Foster Effective Communication With Children
To engage in good and effective communication with children each individual needs to offer their children full attention. That is; stop what you were doing and engage in a meaningful conversation with your child however simple the conversation is.
Character Development For Children at Imani Montessori School
One of the goals of the Imani Montessori Approach is to transmit the beliefs and values of a culture to our children. These values spring from the teachings of Maria Montessori and her vision of what it means to live in peace and global citizenship. Character development continues to be one of the most important...
Kids’ Health: Positive Self-Esteem Development in Children
Building self-esteem in children is an important aspect of development that should involve both teachers and parents. The role of parents in building their children's self-esteem is important from the onset. What those who are around the child say and do impacts the child’s development.
Improving the Home Learning Environment
Virtually all parents want the best for their children. It is crucial that we support language development in every area of a child's life.
Kids will not learn unless they are motivated to learn
One of the most common questions asked by parents who want to enroll their children in Imani Montessori is usually, 'How can children learn if they're free to do whatever they want?'
Engaging in your Child’s Education
It takes a village to raise a child. You've probably heard that statement before. It is a popular proverb with a simple message: everyone in the community has an important role to play in the development of its youth.
How Children Learn
Learning at school requires students to pay attention, to observe, to memorize, to understand, to set goals and to assume responsibility for their own learning. These cognitive activities are not possible without the active involvement and engagement of the learner. Teachers must help students to become active and goal-oriented by building on their natural desire...
The Value of Quality Early Childhood Education and Care
The value of quality early childhood education and care in establishing a strong foundation for lifelong learning and reaping social and economic benefits is well supported by a wealth of multidisciplinary research. These long-term benefits have prompted many countries throughout the world to put in focused efforts in early childhood education. The Montessori education system...