Reggio Emilia – an inspiring student centered education at D-PREP
The Reggio Emilia Approach is innovation and inspiring education for early childhood that is self-directed and focuses on every child’s unique interest.
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What is Active Learning and How Can Schools Promote It?
Emotions serve as a highlighter that emphasizes specific experiences in life to make them memorable. Educators worldwide take advantage of this phenomenon by including Active Learning in class.
6 Ways Parents Can Prevent Bullying at School
Bullying is a complicated issue to face and if you’re a parent looking out for your child’s safety at school, this article is for you.
The Importance of Developing Leadership Skills in Children
Leaders are also not limited to CEOs and business owners. Anyone can be a leader, even young students in elementary school. Read to see how parents can teach their children leadership skills.
What is Service Learning and How Can Schools Implement It?
Knowledge is power, but knowledge without application is useless. Read how schools can implement Service Learning to enhance student education.
How to Teach Resilience at Home
Change is frightening, but we learn to accept it after we get past that initial fear. This ability to adapt is called resilience, and it is a value that parents should teach kids as early as possible.
How D-PREP Teaches Compassion at School
Empathy, coupled with desire and action to alleviate that pain, becomes a powerful value called compassion. Read on to see how D-PREP teachers and students practice compassion at school.
How to Teach Kids to be Compassionate at Home
Compassion is more than empathy or feeling love for those around us. Compassion is empathy with action. Here’s how you can teach this value to your kids at home.
How to Make the Most of World Kindness Day?
World Kindness Day focuses on the importance of being kind to yourself, to those in your community and around the world.
How to teach kids to be Open-Minded at home
Open-mindedness is the willingness to look beyond one’s biases and accept new perspectives no matter how different they are from our personal beliefs.