Essays on Early Childhood Education

Complete and meaningful assessment in early childhood necessitates an understanding of family context, including getting to know family language and culture, gathering developmental information from parents, and conducting home visits with parent approval. This principle applies to all youngsters and families, but is especially critical...

Civilization leads humans to an unhealthy form of self-love which centred on vanity, jealousy and pride. Jean-Jacques Rousseau believed that this unhealthy self-love emerged when humans went to live in cities, as they lived in ‘bad habits’, vices and in comparison. As a result, he...

Naturally, children learn and explore their environment by inquiry (Wang et al, 2009). Therefore, they are generally interested in the physical activities where they can see the action and movement involved. The environment that the children play needs to promote their imaginations not in play...

Technology is a growing field all over the world, especially with children. Children are learning how to unlock the iPhone and tablets before learning to walk and talk. Is this a good thing or a bad one? As children, we grew up with minimal TV...

“Early Childhood Education is the key to the betterment of society” – Maria Montessori. Under the early childhood act (2005) an Early Childhood Institution (ECI) is defined as any place that cares for four or more children, under the age of 6, for up to...

Being an Early Childhood Educator, I realize and understand that I will face many different obstacles over the years during in this field. Especially with the ongoing research that is continuously being done in terms of the behavior and development of children. There are going...

What is racism? Racism is a serious issue faced in global. It also defined as a bad attitude towards a person or a group of individuals who has different races, religion, belief, even the colour of skin. Racism has led to a war, slavery, the...