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A holistic approach to early childhood development recognises that children are not a collection of separate domains – cognitive, physical, social, emotional – that can be developed independently. They are integrated beings whose development across all...
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Tracking children’s wellbeing is essential for identifying needs, planning responsive care, and demonstrating quality. Yet wellbeing has traditionally been treated as subjective and unmeasurable – something educators sense rather than document. Modern...
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Wellbeing in early childhood is multidimensional – it encompasses far more than physical health or the absence of illness. To truly understand and support a child’s wellbeing, we need to observe and track multiple dimensions that together create a...
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The idea that children need to sit still to learn is one of the most persistent – and harmful – myths in education. Research overwhelmingly shows the opposite: physical activity enhances learning, attention, memory, and cognitive function. For young...
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Sleep is not passive downtime – it is one of the most active and important processes for a developing brain. During sleep, the brain consolidates memories, processes emotional experiences, prunes unnecessary neural connections, and restores itself for the next...
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Nutrition is a foundational pillar of early childhood development that directly affects brain growth, cognitive function, behaviour, and learning capacity. The developing brain is extraordinarily energy-intensive – consuming approximately 60 percent of the...
