Archive - February, 2010

Learn together

Preschoolers learn through play. They play and learn together. How do teachers (school teachers and church teachers) organize classrooms so preschoolers can play and learn together and prevent challenging behaviors? “They can develop a positive
relationship with each child, structure the physical and social classroom environments to support positive interactions, and teach individual children speci?c social skills that they lack.” Teachers must have well-planned learning centers available for preschoolers to engage in play and learning with each other. The placement of the centers is important to engage the preschoolers in how and with what they will play. The number of items in each center is important. Teachers must have enough items in each center to engage their learning abilities and attention. The materials in each center must promote the learning the teachers want to teach. And lastly, teachers must display images (posters) of preschoolers playing, getting along, and enjoying play time.

Read this article for further ideas on preschool play and learn.

iGeneration

Move over Millennials. You’re old. The iGeneration is moving in. “The iGeneration believes anything is possible.” Read this article on the newest classification of young children:  iGeneration.

Are we ready and able to keep up with this generation that has information ready and available at their fingertips at a moments notice?

playtime

It’s a common fact that children (especially young preschool-age children) learn through play. Play must include learning activities that are fun for the preschoolers and enhance their learning abilities at the same time.

Read this recent article from NAEYC on ‘Playing to Learn.’

another view on Tebow’s Super Bowl ad

This is an excellent article written by an author claiming to be pro-choice but would choose pro-life and the side of the Tebow’s. Read on…

Cloudy days are ok

The grass is not always greener on the other side of the fence. Some days we just wish would end and be over. Some days we can’t see any good coming out of them. One thing leads to another and worse gives in to worse. But, never fear! Cloudy days are ok. We must ‘face the clouds to see the silver lining.’ That’s What Faith Can Do.

What Faith Can Do

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