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Developmental Methods
Our website will help parents navigate the variety of early childhood developmental approaches and choose the one that best suits their child’s needs and interests. Here, we introduce some of the most renowned and time-tested methods, along with their features, benefits, and practical applications.
Montessori Method
Core Idea: Freedom of choice and self-directed learning.
This method is based on creating a carefully prepared learning environment where children independently choose activities that match their interests and developmental stage. Parents or educators act as guides and supporters rather than instructors.
Key Elements:
- Specialized materials for developing motor skills, critical thinking, and sensory perception.
- Respect for the child’s individual pace of development.
- Emphasis on independence and responsibility.
Glenn Doman Method
Core Idea: Early intellectual development through brain stimulation.
This method focuses on using flashcards with images, facts, and words to stimulate a child’s memory, attention, and thinking. It’s designed for very young children, starting from infancy.
Key Elements:
- Short but frequent sessions.
- Flashcards with information to encourage quick recognition and processing.
- Suitable for infants and toddlers.
Waldorf Education
Core Idea: Developing the child as a whole person.
The Waldorf approach emphasizes holistic development by nurturing intellectual, emotional, and physical growth through creative activities, rhythm, and a strong connection to nature.
Key Elements:
- A focus on arts: music, drawing, and theater.
- Delayed introduction of technology and gadgets.
- Emphasis on imaginative play and hands-on crafts.
Kumon Method
Core Idea: Gradual skill-building through consistent practice.
Developed in Japan, the Kumon Method focuses on math and reading skills through individual assignments tailored to the child’s level. The program emphasizes steady progress, confidence-building, and independence.
Key Elements:
- Personalized worksheets that match the child’s current abilities.
- Gradual increase in difficulty to build confidence and mastery.
- Regular daily practice (usually 15–30 minutes).
- Suitable for preschoolers and school-age children.
