Social and Emotional Learning
Educating students of all ages in math, science, language, and the arts has long been the main focus of school systems. While these are crucial for students to be successful in their education and careers, it does not prepare them to be successful in future relationships.
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Early Literacy
It goes without saying that literacy, the ability to read and right, is crucial to being successful in today's world. People need to be able to communicate effectively to achieve their personal, educational, and vocational goals.
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Owning an Early Childhood Education Franchise
Last week we talked about why owning a franchise is beneficial, and how it can be easier than starting your own business from scratch.
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Why You Should Own a Franchise
Many of us dream of owning our own business. Being our own boss. Using your business to benefit your community. Let's be honest, though-starting and running your own business can be extremely stressful and difficult.
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Why an After School Program?
Many of us do not want to send our children to after school programs. If it were up to us, we would be picking our kids up from school everyday or waiting for them at home with a fresh snack.
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Kindergarten is Valuable
Many studies have shown the importance of kindergarten; however, as of 2014, only 15 states have made kindergarten mandatory (huffingtonpost.com). When we see that so few states require students to attend kindergarten, it can be easy to dismiss the importance of it.
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Why Preschool is Crucial
The benefits of preschool have been discussed intensely over the years. From better preparing kids for kindergarten to improving the success rate all the way through college, many studies have shown that a quality preschool education can be invaluable.
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Is Preschool Good for Toddlers?
For decades, the benefits of preschool for little ones has been discussed, studied, and analyzed. After all of these studies, "Childhood experts agree: Attending a high-quality program prepares kids for kindergarten and beyond" (Parents.com).
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Look, we understand. You've been at home with your new baby for a few months, and you're hesitant to send them to preschool. Unfortunately, though, many reading this have to go back to work at some point. My goal here is to put your mind at ease (as much as possible), because studies have shown that infants greatly benefit from a quality preschool experience.
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Early Socialization
We all want our children to have friends, to understand how to interact with others, and ultimately be successful members of society. A large part of our children achieving these goals is giving them the opportunity to socialize with children and adults.
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