After experiencing two early childhood education classes, I found that it was not very mysterious, but gave me a glimpse of the door.

I believe everyone is familiar with early childhood education, and most of their impressions of early childhood education are that tuition fees are very expensive. Early childhood education has great advantages in developing children’s intelligence and other aspects. So each class is so expensive, what exactly does it teach? Can we provide early education to our children ourselves? Will it be effective if we teach it ourselves? If you haven't taken your children to school yet and want to know how it works, you might as well take a look at my classroom experience first, maybe it can help you make a decision.

Some time ago, when I was taking my children to play in the park, I happened to encounter staff from an early childhood education center doing promotions. Out of curiosity, I signed up and was ready to experience this kind of care. "Aristocratic" course. Then I finally received the notice of course schedule. On the same day, before my child woke up, I woke him up, dressed him up and went to class. My child is two years old, and the courses I take are also designed for children around two years old.

01 First Class

To be honest, the environment of the early childhood education center is okay, simple, clean and safe. They have main teachers and teaching assistants teaching together. At the beginning of the first class, the children are asked to introduce themselves, but it is basically done by the parents on behalf of the children. Then play a warm children's song and move your hands and feet to warm up. Then let’s get to the point:

Then this lesson is over. I was like: Wow, is this the end? Feel like you haven't done much? This class lasts about 30 minutes. Distributing and handing things back and forth is also time-consuming.

02 Second period

Later I went to the second period. Yes, the teacher also knew to review last week’s class and let the children take blank paper as soon as they started. and dyes. What makes this class different is the addition of fine movements of other parts of the body.

Then, the second class ended. The second class takes a little longer than the first class, because there is still a process of self-introduction and warm-up nursery rhymes, as well as a brief review of the previous class. After class, the children are free to move around, and there are some toys and facilities indoors.

Regarding the course content:

Each class is more than 100, which in my opinion is relatively expensive. In fact, all of us parents can do the teaching guided by the teacher, and we do it every day. It’s just that we don’t allocate a special time to stipulate what children learn. In other words, what teachers teach is actually the same as what parents do, and it doesn’t make me feel that there is anything magical about it. I don’t think I need to spend extra money. Moreover, it is not known how much impact the superficial exercises will have on the children. Especially when we let the children put together the puzzles, after all, the children's movement proficiency is not that good yet. They just worked for a while and got excited, so they urged me to send the toys back and start the next content.

Regarding the teacher: I am quite satisfied with him. He is relatively patient and has a good attitude.

For teaching assistants:

Teachers have undergone professional study and training, but there are no requirements for teaching assistants. It just so happened that the teaching assistant we met came across as very unprofessional and didn't really love children. Sometimes I spent a long time with the teacher to find the things I prepared for the teacher. Some children sat in their own area without the rules and ran to the teacher out of curiosity. They almost fell down and were pulled up by her arm with one hand. Some children The child is not very proactive. Maybe in order to sell lessons, she will say that your child is timid and label her. Anyway, I don't have a good impression of her.

To sum up, early childhood education is actually not that mysterious. After taking two classes, you will find that it actually captures the various sensitive periods of children’s growth and affects the facial features and various parts of the body. Use deliberate stimulation. Through touch, smell, listen, see, taste and other contact methods, more specific fine movements can be performed with hands, feet, chin, etc., thereby stimulating the brain and related nerves and completing the purpose of early education, which has a positive impact on children's cognition and intelligence. development is very helpful.

Then tell me, what content does the teacher teach that you cannot teach? And, I believe that as long as you have patience, your teaching effect will definitely be much better than that of the teacher. However, some parents may not know how to do early education specifically. For example, they can’t remember to let their children recognize and distinguish colors or objects, or they can’t remember to remind them to smell and bite. So now that you have read my experience, do you know?

There are also some things such as the self-awareness sensitive period, the order sensitive period, etc. that cannot be completed by simple sensory training. I suggest you buy more books on children’s psychological development and parenting. There are many parenting methods, and we as parents must also keep up with the development of our children. If your child is two years old and you still use the same methods you taught him when he was one year old, you will definitely have a lot of unpleasantness with the child, and the child will not want to Cooperate with you. Don’t expect that two classes a week and only a small amount of time in each class can help you solve problems in this psychologically sensitive period. This type of problem can only be solved by parents’ continuous learning and upgrading of parenting skills. desired result.

Secondly, a very important point is economy.

The last thing I want to say is: Early childhood education is very necessary, but attending early childhood education classes is not necessary. It also varies from person to person and depends on the situation. Do you have the answer in your mind now?