Killeen Schools

Beginning of a new academic year brings along a period of adjustment which may excite some children while others may need help for adjusting to these changes. Parents and teachers have a huge role to play, when it comes to helping children in adjusting to the changes that come with a new academic session. Following are some tips that may be helpful in preparing children for adjusting to a new academic year: Orientation: If the school is hosting an orientation, you must attend it with your child. Orientation helps a child in getting familiar with the new class, new teacher and know what to expect. Kids who attend orientations are more likely to ease into a new academic year. Communication: Maintain an open channel of communication with your child. Ask questions that give an insight into how your child feels about the new academic year and listen carefully. Offer meaningful advice and reassure your child that you are always there for help and support. Rehearsal: Practice the ne

Early learning refers to education in preschool, pre-kindergarten, nursery school or day-care. The kind of exposure a child receives through 8 years of age impacts his personality in myriad ways. Early learning gives child a kick-start towards a bright and successful future. Following are some reasons due to which early learning is a necessity for the young and malleable minds of small children: Mental Stimulation: During the early years of life, the brain is most receptive to learning new things and retaining information. Kids who are enrolled in an early learning program develop vital cognitive, learning, language and motor skills. Early learning centers provide a conducive environment for improving their vocabulary through conversational games, singing, telling stories and so on. Early Screenings: Early learning centers schedule early childhood screenings for 3 to 5 year old kids. The screening tests cognitive development, social skills, hearing, coordination, emotional skil