by GenesisAdmin | Dec 23, 2019 | Early Childhood Development, Education |
Good fine motor skills are a determining factor to your child’s academic success. As a parent, you play a very important role in your child’s overall development, and this includes the development of their fine motor skills. One of the most important things...
by GenesisAdmin | Dec 11, 2019 | Early Childhood Development |
Motor development includes both fine motor and gross motor skills. When a baby spends a lot of time on their backs or stomachs, it helps to develop their coordination, balance, and muscle strength. And after a lot of concentration and practice, babies will be able to...
by GenesisAdmin | Apr 8, 2015 | Early Childhood Development, Education |
In a nutshell, school readiness means that a child is ready to learn. As confusing as it may sound, keep in mind that a child who is eager to learn is not necessarily ready to learn. Curiosity and an eagerness to learn is an important first step, but school readiness...
by GenesisAdmin | Apr 8, 2015 | Early Childhood Development |
I’m generally not a big fan of checklists – I believe that each child should be allowed to develop at his or her own pace and that it is primarily the function of education and parenting to support the child wherever he or she is in her development. But,...
by Lianna Morisson | Feb 15, 2013 | Barriers to Learning, Early Childhood Development, Education, Parent guidance |
Developing a love of reading in children: Ages 3 to 5 years At this age, children are beginning to develop an appreciation of different letters, numbers, symbols and what they represent. They have also nearly mastered an understanding of different seasons, colours and...
