Hi reader! Welcome to CHILDUCARE (Child's Education and Care). This blog will be focused on children's education and development. It will cover children from birth to teenagers, but mainly for young children. Some categories are educational theories and practices, trends in children's education, parenting and teaching tips, and recommendations for books and movies.
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Educational Theories, Practices, and Trends
This category will contain information about children's developmental stages, pedagogical approaches, and foundations of education. The references are from educational figures, policies, research-based theories (empirical theories), and practices from educators. It covers critical stages of development, such as Piaget’s cognitive stages and Erikson’s psychosocial development, providing insights into how children learn and grow. Further, it will discuss pedagogical approaches from educational figures across countries, like Maria Montessori, Rudolf Steiner, Paulo Freire, and Ki Hajdar Dewantara. In addition to theories and practices, there will be articles on pedagogical trends and current issues in childhood and children's education.
Parenting and Teaching Tips
Are you looking for some tips or 'hacks' in parenting and teaching? This category is the perfect place to start. Whether parents, educators, college students, or anyone interested in children's education, this category will provide valuable tips.
Recommendations for Books and Movies
Here, we will share book and movie recommendations based on genre and age-appropriateness. There will be a brief review, summary and analysis (spoiler alert!), and lists of books and movies. Whether you're looking for educational content, family-friendly books or films to spend time with children, or finding inspirational gems, this category offers lists. Some of our favourite books are Matilda, Alice in Wonderland, and The Chronicles of Narnia. As for movies, musicals like Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music obviously will be on the list! Want something for teachers or educators? Like Stars on Earth and Dead Poets Society have been teachers' favourites for decades.
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