Vision of Preschool Education

Early Childhood should be provided with opportunities for all round holistic development to realize their full potential. Preschool education envisions promoting access to universal, equitable, joyful, inclusive and contextualized learning opportunities for ensuring holistic development of all children between 3–6 years of age. These can be ensured by involving parents and teachers in providing an emotionally supportive, culturally rooted, child-oriented, and stimulating learning environment. It aims at maximizing individual potential by creating strong foundation for lifelong learning through play and developmentally appropriate practices. It also intends to develop healthy attitude, good values, skills of critical thinking, collaboration, communication, creativity, technology, literacy and socioemotional development. Children need to feel free to explore, express, learn and build positive self-concept.

Objectives of Preschool Education
  1. To ensure a child-friendly environment where each child is valued, and respected, feels safe, and secure and develops a positive self-concept.
  2. To enable a sound foundation for good health, well-being, nutrition, healthy habits and hygiene.
  3. To enable children to become effective communicators and foster both receptive and expressive language.
  4. To help children become involved learners, think critically, be creative, collaborate, communicate and connect with their immediate environment.
  5. To enable a smooth transition of children from preschool to primary schools.
  6. To work as partners with parents and community to enable each child to flourish.

Goals of Preschool Education

Learning and development in children is holistic, it advances in the areas of health, cognition, personal and social development and well-being simultaneously. Children learn at different times, in different ways and at different rates. The aim of preschool education is to facilitate optimum development of a child’s full potential and lay the foundation for all-round development and lifelong learning. Typically, there is also a difference of about a year in the age of children in the same class, bringing in a lot of diversity into the classroom. Therefore, the curriculum should be transacted with adequate flexibility to accommodate this diversity and should not be seen as rigidly tied down to a particular chronological age of children. The curriculum needs to be customized by the teacher at any given point of time for meeting diverse learning needs of any age group.

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