About the Program:
This style of teaching is child-centered rather than teacher-directed as one might be familiar with in a typical school setting. Teachers introduce the materials to the children individually or in small groups and the children have the freedom to explore the materials, either independently or with others. They move about freely choosing materials that attract their interest. A child's learning blossoms when he or she is able to make choices. Teachers rely on their observations of the children to determine which new activity or materials to present to an individual child or to a small group. This type of self-directed work paired with the guidance of their teacher in a non-competitive environment, develops positive self-images and grants children just the right comfort level to explore and take risks.
Toilet Independence Requirements:
Children must be potty-trained before attending.
