Early Childhood Education
Pre-K2~K4 Program
Our Early Childhood Program follows the principles of play-based learning. Play-based learning is an educational approach that harnesses the natural curiosity and energy of children to facilitate deep and meaningful learning experiences. In this method, play is not just a leisure activity but a vital part of the educational process. Children engage in activities that are both enjoyable and purposeful, allowing them to explore, experiment, and discover new concepts in a hands-on and interactive way.
The benefits of Play-Based Learning:
Active Engagement
Children are active participants in their learning. They explore their environment, manipulate objects, and engage in imaginative play, which helps them understand and internalize new concepts.Creativity and Imagination
Through play, children express their creativity and imagination. They create scenarios, solve problems, and navigate social interactions, which fosters cognitive and emotional development.Development of Multiple Skills
While playing, children develop a range of skills simultaneously. These include cognitive skills (problem-solving, memory, and critical thinking), physical skills (fine and gross motor skills), and emotional skills (self-regulation and resilience).Motivation
Children are naturally motivated to play. This intrinsic motivation drives them to engage deeply with activities, leading to sustained attention and greater learning outcomes.KG program
Our Early Childhood Program is also based on the principles of inquiry-based learning (IBL). IBL is a learning approach where students actively engage in the learning process by posing questions, investigating to find answers, and building new understandings. This educational approach aims encourage students to share their thoughts, engage with others' ideas, build self-confidence, and help students understand concepts better and develop their ideas. This approach will be used for our Early Childhood Program as it will help students develop the tools and skills required to better understand future concepts. (This information can be found on the slide)
The benefits for IBL are:
