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Is a Preschool Education Important?




What is the meaning of preschool education?


Preschool is an early childhood program in which children combine

learning with play in a program run by professionally trained adults.

Children are most commonly enrolled in preschool between the

ages of three and five, though those as young as two can attend

some schools. Preschools are different from traditional day care

in that their emphasis is learning and development rather than

enabling parents to work or pursue other activities.




Preschool is an early childhood program in which children

combine learning with play in a program run by professionally

trained adults. Children are most commonly enrolled in preschool

between the ages of three and five, though those as young as

two can attend some schools.



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Before 1960, the education of young children was primarily regarded as the responsibility of families within the home. As of 2004, most young children in the USA spend some portion of their days apart from their parents. Most attend some sort of center-based program prior to kindergarten.



In 2001, 52 percent of three- and four-year-olds were in a nursery school  or preschool program. The enrollment rate for four-year-olds in 2001 was nearly the same as the enrollment rate for five-year-olds in 1970.



There are several factors influencing this dramatic change, including a rise in the numbers of mothers working outside the home, a decline in the size of families (leading more parents to turn to preschools as a social outlet for their children), and a growing desire to give children a head start academically.



The higher the income and educational level of the parents, the more likely it is that a child will attend preschool. This correlation remains true in spite of increasing governmental support for programs targeting children in low-income households.




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Why is preschool education important?

Early childhood is considered to be the most important phase of development. Healthy early child development, which includes physical, social/emotional, and linguistic/cognitive development (each equally important), strongly affect mental and physical health, literacy and numeracy skills, life success.



Is preschool better than staying at home?

What they found confirmed the long-understood benefits of center-based preschool, especially as compared to home-based care. Examining children's vocabulary skills, the study found strongly
positive effects on children enrolled in Head Start versus those
who would otherwise stay at home



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Social and Emotional Development


In preschool, children will learn to strengthen their social and
emotional development . Children learn how to compromise,
be respectful and problem solve. Preschool provides an
environment for children to explore, gain a sense of self, play
with peers and build self-confidence. Children learn they can accomplish tasks and make decisions without the help of
their parent.




School Readiness


Behavior management is a major part of preschool learning.

In preschool, children learn how to be students. Children

learn patience, how to raise their hands and take turns.

Children also learn how to share the teacher's attention.





Language and Cognitive Skills



Children’s language skills are nurtured in a “language-rich” environment. In a classroom setting, teachers help children strengthen their language skills by introducing new vocabulary during art, snack time, and other activities.



Teachers engage students with thought-provoking questions to give them opportunities to learn language through singing, talking about books and creative play.



Teachers read stories to children to encourage their listening.  comprehension, and expressive language skills. Matching games, sorting games and counting games build children’s understanding of numbers, and sequences. Putting puzzles together encourages children to notice patterns and to work on problem-solving skills.




Children learn best through activities they find interesting, such as songs, story time, and imaginative play. Preschool is not about achieving academic success; it is about creating a well-round child who wants to explore and question their surroundings.




HEAD START


Since 1965, the federal HEAD STAR  program has provided free education for young children in many low-income families across the USA. In 2000, Head Start served 11 percent of all three- and four-year olds in the USA. In 2001, Head Start reported enrollment of over 900,000 children, at a cost of roughly $7,000 per child.



Head Start programs are available in all 50 states and are offered in a variety of formats, including both all-day and half-day programs. Some of them are held at the public school the child will eventually attend.




Self-Confidence




In pr-school, children learn they can actually do things for themselves. Children will learn to wash their hands, go to the bathroom and take off their shoes without an adult doing it for them.


Children may have classroom jobs and take pride in helping out in the classroom. Learning new skills helps builds confidence.





Advantages of preschool


Many children who attend high-quality preschool programs have their lives changed for the better. In the first five years of life, children acquire the basic capabilities that prepare them for later success in school and life. Many studies show that high-quality preschools improve achievement, behavior, and school readiness for economically disadvantaged children.



Follow-up research with these same children shows that they earn more money, experience more stable home lives, and become more responsible citizens than they would have if they had not attended preschool.

Children who attend preschool are better prepared to enter kindergarten, both academically and socially. Whatever their format, preschools offer parents and children typical benefits.



A good program can help children develop their gross and fine motor skills , improve their language and communication abilities, and exercise their creativity




Disadvantages of preschool


The greatest academic and social progress seen in preschools is in children from deprived backgrounds. However, few programs have the quality necessary to bring about the benefits promised.


The costs of a high-quality program can be far greater than the costs of education at some public universities. Most children in preschool, however, are not disadvantaged, and some researchers believe the same gains can be had at home by providing educational toys , games and books for the child. In some preschools, the emphasis on groups might mean that children will not receive the individual attention they require.



This is a particular risk if the preschool does not follow the National Association for the Education of Young Children's recommended teacher-to-child ratio of no more than ten preschoolers per staff member.



One-on-one instruction is an advantage parents will not likely find in any preschool. Opportunities for playing with other children exist in churches, clubs, and other outlets, where the child can learn social skills.



Some believe that what children need most is lots of play and free time and close interaction with their parents, something that may be compromised if the child is away from home for long periods of time.



Another disadvantage is that some children experience acute separation anxiety , indicating that they are not yet ready to make the transition to the preschool environment.



Many programs also expect the child to be toilet-trained, a mile stone that not all children have achieved at the preschool age.




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A Word From Very well


A quality early childhood education provides children with cognitive, behavioral, and social skills they don't learn at home. Teachers find it easier to teach a child who possesses a strong preschool education background in language skills, listening comprehension, attention management skills, and a positive attitude toward learning.


In preschool children will gain the confidence of themselves
as capable and independent learners.



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4-Pre-Sgool Education.




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