A child with a purpose knowing what he wants to do next and is able to do it is the happiest. Out of this joy comes self confidence & willingness to work. If such a child is equipped with the right tools, there is no stopping his way to excellence.
Research proves that Early Education is critical because:
Brain development is most rapid in the early years
75% of neural connectivity is complete by the age of 7
When the quality of stimulation is deficient, child development is seriously affected.
Early years (2 to 6) is a unique stage of phenomenal brain development and learning in a child. The capacity to absorb concepts and learn is highest during this phase. Hence it is important to expose the child to a structured environment which will provide adequate and appropriate stimulus for learning.
Every child has an inherent nature and intelligence that is peculiar to him. This varies from child to child and is the most important factor to consider when the child comes to school.
Inherent: The framework of a child's intelligence is defined by the genes. However, genes do not decide how intelligent the child becomes, it only defines the maximum intelligence he/she can achieve.
Acquired: Once the genes define the framework of intelligence, the environment the child grows up in plays a major role in developing the intelligence. This 'acquired' intelligence from environmental factors like the culture, family and education plays a major role in the child's quest to achieve the maximum intelligence he/she can achieve. This is where a well structured environment of our school helps the child.