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This disposition encourages children to explore and engage in their environment.

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Dramatic play is so important as it fosters imagination, language skills, conflict resolution and so much more.

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Important because it teaches children to solve problems, engage in story-telling, encourage curiosity, and more

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The importance of critical thinking for young children

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Critical thinking is essential life skill. Learn why it is so important and how you can help children learn and practice these skills.

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Flexibility exposes children to new ideas, environments, and situations. Helps them become resilient and flexible.

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“Foster children’s ability to adapt to new situations, to be flexible in their responses and to actively engage in new environments. Exposure to new ideas, environments and situations in meaningful ways can promote resilience.” (From Connecticut Early Learning and Development Standards)

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Children learn to relax, focus, and express their feelings. Fosters understanding of social interactions and relationships.

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Applying Bandura’s Social Learning Theory in the Classroom: Strategies for Engaging Students - LearningMole

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Albert Bandura’s Social Learning Theory revolutionised the understanding of how people learn within a social context, making it a pivotal concept in the realm

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Purpose and Reflection (Curriculum and Assessment)

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Purpose and Reflection (Curriculum and Assessment)

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Important for children to express, recognize and respond to their emotions

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Promote Purposeful and Reflective Action

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“Very young children should be actively involved in play and will benefit from reminders of the results of their actions. Three- and four- year-olds should play an active role in planning experiences, setting goals and celebrating accomplishments. They should be encouraged to be reflective and to learn from mistakes.” (From Connecticut Early Learning and Development Standards)

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PRE-K Classroom based on CTELDS standards

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PRE-K Classroom based on CTELDS standards