Problem-solving is a critical skill that helps children navigate the challenges they face throughout their lives. As early childhood educators, we can encourage and promote problem-solving skills in young children from the earliest stages of development. Here are some strategies…
PBL projects can be a fun and engaging way to introduce young children to STEM concepts, and promote social-emotional development. This can help children to develop a love for science and math early on and build important skills that will serve them well in the future.
Reggio Emilia is an innovative model of education that emphasizes real-life experiences, project-based learning, and a child-centered approach.
Child-led activities are child initiative activities. It is an activity or play that is emerging from a child and the adult is following the child’s lead.
Child-led doesn’t mean let them do whatever they want.
They are are win-win solutions for all.