In summary
For young children, a well-constructed brain, able to use
a variety of learning skills, depends on genetic make-up, the
environment, and most important, the children’s relationships
with adults who are attentive to them, care deeply
about them, and support them through the massive amount
of learning that occurs in the first three years of life. The
infant/toddler field owns the concept of school readiness
because we are devoted to having the enduring, nurtur-
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ing relationships with young children that help create the
healthy brain. We further support learning by implementing
developmentally appropriate practice through experiences,
interactions, and environments.
Curiosity about people, words, numbers, and how the
world works makes primary grade students ready to succeed
in learning. Primary teachers highly value children’s
ability to pay attention to their projects and the teacher’s
directions. Memory helps children build on knowledge they
already have in order to understand more complex concepts
and engage in elaborate play. Having problem-solving
skills helps in learning academic skills and concepts and is
very important for settling differences when children have
conflicts. Finally, the ability to continue work on a problem
or a project when it becomes frustrating is vital in elementary
and secondary school—everyone has had a salt map
that crumbles or an impossible math problem. We can support
the development of children who maintain the wonder
and skills for learning throughout their lives.
In summaryFor young children, a well-constructed brain, able to usea variety of learning skills, depends on genetic make-up, theenvironment, and most important, the children’s relationshipswith adults who are attentive to them, care deeplyabout them, and support them through the massive amountof learning that occurs in the first three years of life. Theinfant/toddler field owns the concept of school readinessbecause we are devoted to having the enduring, nurtur-Copyright © 2012 by the National Association for the Education of Young Children.See Permissions and Reprints online at www.naeyc.org/yc/permissions.ing relationships with young children that help create thehealthy brain. We further support learning by implementingdevelopmentally appropriate practice through experiences,interactions, and environments.Curiosity about people, words, numbers, and how theworld works makes primary grade students ready to succeedin learning. Primary teachers highly value children’sability to pay attention to their projects and the teacher’sdirections. Memory helps children build on knowledge theyalready have in order to understand more complex conceptsand engage in elaborate play. Having problem-solvingskills helps in learning academic skills and concepts and isvery important for settling differences when children haveconflicts. Finally, the ability to continue work on a problemor a project when it becomes frustrating is vital in elementaryและมัธยมศึกษาซึ่งทุกคนมีแผนที่เกลือที่เขรอะหรือสติเป็นไปไม่ได้ เราสามารถรองรับการพัฒนาของเด็กที่รักษาความมหัศจรรย์และทักษะการเรียนรู้ตลอดชีวิต
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