"Experts
tell us that 90% of all brain development occurs by the age of five. If we
don't begin thinking about education in the early years, our children are at
risk of falling behind by the time they start Kindergarten."
- Robert. L. Ehrlich
As our current course comes to an end, I want to thank all of my fellow
colleagues for taking time to read my blog. I hope I have provided new
information to you all through my research about the selected topics. Even if I
had not had a chance to comment on your blog, I have learned a great deal from
each of you. Your insights and research are opened my thoughts to different
cultures and different views on early childhood topics. I wish each of you
continued success on your Master’s degree journey.
Tanya
beautiful quote, a childs brain is developing every minute, second and hour of the day...and its up to us to ensure positive thinking all the way, good luck and god bless!
ReplyDeleteTruthfully this quote kind of scares me. I think that this quote can be taken in a couple different ways. I agree that there is so much going in little ones heads and that is why I am so fascinated and passionate about early childhood. However, I worry that if it is taken the other way, this kind of thought is what drives preschool curriculum. It makes early childhood curriculum focus on academics instead of process and play. Thank you for all your insights throughout this course!
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