Preschool Enrollment: What Parents Need to Know

Author: Mu Yan
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Little ones take their first step toward independence, leaving their parents' hands behind as they enter the world of society—from home to kindergarten. When little ones start kindergarten, parents feel both joy and new worries: What if the child doesn’t want to go to kindergarten? What if the child refuses to eat by themselves at kindergarten? What if the child doesn’t fit in at kindergarten? And so on—these questions trouble parents. To help children adapt to kindergarten life more quickly and reduce the stress of environmental changes, parents should prepare them in advance, ensuring a joyful kindergarten experience. After entering kindergarten, the kindergarten becomes a crucial environment for children to receive educational influences, but the family still plays an educational role every moment. Kindergarten education and family education are like two wheels of a vehicle, moving in sync in terms of children’s developmental direction, developmental goals, and educational principles. Home and kindergarten work together to shoulder the responsibility of nurturing the next generation. This book is co-authored by the principal of a four-year provincial first-class kindergarten and multiple experienced educators working at the forefront of early childhood education. It allows these early childhood education experts to interact with you, as parents, and encourages home and kindergarten to collaborate in nurturing young minds.