The 3- and 4-year-old students in Phil Wrigley’s nursery classroom at the British International School of Chicago, South Loop were on the hunt to find items starting with the S sound that were ...

As students returned from remote learning with gaps in social emotional skills, elementary schools across the United States have started teaching more students through play -- an approach to learning ...

Whether play-based or academic, choosing your child's first formal educational setting may be stressful. Here are a few factors to consider to find the best… ...

Incorporating play into an undergraduate curriculum can be a powerful tool for developing student engagement, knowledge and skills such as problem-solving and team-working. Here we share examples of ...

This may, for example, involve creating imagination-based games which require children to read, write or use maths; or incorporating simple early learning skills -- such as counting -- into play.

While it will incorporate science of reading strategies and other evidence-based practices, the emphasis on nature, outdoor learning will be upheld.

TK programs in California are designed to prepare 4-year-olds for elementary school by combining play-based learning with ...

Critical reflection is an essential component of community-based learning; it serves to enhance students' learning of course content, understanding of the community, and sense of civic agency. Core CU ...

Learning how to put sounds together to make words, for example, is best taught this way. But in 2010, Ontario changed its approach to kindergarten, introducing a new play-based model that sees ...