The Dynamic Child

E A R L Y L E A R N I N G

This slide provides visual evidence that shows why early learning matters so much.

Early learning capitalizes on the brain's innate ability for rapid growth. The period before the age of 5 is particularly pivotal, marked by the swiftest rate of neural connections being formed.

Early learning acts as a catalyst, actively promoting the development of these connections and fostering a rich network within the brain. The continued engagement in learning processes serves as a cementing force, fortifying these connections and ensuring their resilience. Importantly, inactivity or a lack of stimulation can lead to the pruning or elimination of brain structures.

Thus, early learning not only initiates the growth of neural connections but also sustains their strength, robustness, and functionality at their optimum capacity.

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• what motivates your child •

Parents often ask, how can I motivate my child?

The most important way to inspire motivation is to help your child has nothing to do with rewards, sticker charts or stars.

Motivation is stoked by a child’s genuine confidence and an internal belief that they ‘can do it!’

Helping your child feel seen, heard and understood instills the internal belief that they matter and their feelings are important . It helps a child develop confidence in their ability to understand themselves and manage their emotions. When a child has successful emotional tools they are naturally inspired to be their best.