Why Is Preschool Education So Important?

As per various researches, the preschool years are the most important in a child’s development.

Young children between the ages two and five need to learn the simple concepts at this time of their lives.

“Preschool education not only provides children with their first exposure to school structure it also sets the tone for future learning”, says Mr Chitresh Mathur; Co-Founder of Intelligentsia.

Children are able to get a strong base for Knowledge

A child’s brain at pre-school age processes twice as much as a college student’s!
Children who attend a high-quality and a highly researched preschool curriculum at Intelligentsia gain a foundation for learning through creative play. In preschool, a child develops a love for learning through sharing, communication, and conflict resolution.

Children learn self-managing Skills

During the preschool days, a child learns to manage his or her behaviour and emotions. The children are taught how to behave and how to be a good learner. They gain experience with handling difficult emotions, paying attention, and listening and interacting with classmates.

Educate and make use of the capacity of a Child

A child’s capacity for learning in this stage is enormous. Preschool-age children learn and develop from every experience, relationship, and adventure they encounter. This is why educating a child during this wonderful time through playful learning is important. Having the space and opportunity to explore objects and play environments help preschool children develop their imagination and master the motor, cognitive, language, and social skills that are essential for future development.

Pre-school Prepares a Child for the next level

A researched program is something that will prepare a child for the next level, where he/she would be moving on to a Kindergarten. As per researches, children who start their education with a preschool one year prior to kindergarten fare better in their academic careers.
The pre-school curriculum introduces early concepts in Maths, Reading, Writing, Creativity and Knowledge. Emphasis is also given to children to work on their fine motor and gross motor skills. Sensory rich activities are equally important for children in a preschool.