Kindergartens are involved in the upbringing and training of preschoolers. They are the ones who prepare the child for school, adapt him to social life. Visiting these institutions is optional, although it makes it easier for the child to get used to a more adult life.
Instructions
Step 1
Some parents have a negative attitude towards gardens, preferring to leave their child with a grandmother or nanny. In most cases, this is due to the not very good reputation of these institutions. After all, there are many cases when a child was beaten by teachers, other children were bullied, and the very conditions of being there were not up to par.
Step 2
Currently, there is a wide selection of kindergartens where you can take your child. There are also ordinary municipal preschool institutions, and there are also private kindergartens that teach children according to different programs. Of course, visiting the latter is paid, and sometimes quite expensive, but it will avoid many problems associated with kindergartens.
Step 3
Modern gardens have undergone a number of changes for the better. This also applies to their appearance, the use of children's equipment, and an increase in the number of circles. Many state gardens are equipped with swimming pools, gyms with children's exercise equipment. Control over the process of teaching and maintaining children has tightened, and the educators themselves are interested in more children visiting them, because their salaries depend on it.
Step 4
Private kindergartens are diverse and provide various additional services. In some of these institutions, the opening hours have been increased to 9 pm, while others work around the clock and it is possible to pick up the child only on weekends. This option works well for busy parents or business travelers.
Step 5
Private kindergartens are most often taught according to certain programs. Recently, the Montessori technique has become very fashionable, which develops the child as a person. Its essence is not to teach the kid, but to help him in self-knowledge of the world. Classes provide freedom of choice, and each child does what he is interested in. At the same time, the educator must help him at the right time and direct him in the right direction. Particular attention is paid to creative pursuits, but not without attention and obtaining the necessary knowledge. Those. it is not the teacher who brings new information, but the children perceive it, and they themselves reach this with the help of an adult.
Step 6
Waldof kindergartens, which are similar to the Montessori method in the absence of a learning process through ordinary classes, began to enjoy widespread popularity. Groups in such institutions consist of children of different ages and resemble an ordinary family, where the younger ones learn from the older ones, and they help the little ones. The teacher is more like a mother than a teacher, and the atmosphere itself is appropriate. In these gardens, the adaptation of the child is much faster, the baby develops well and learns the world around him. A lot of classes are spent on learning different crafts, including sewing, embroidery for girls; carpentry, pottery for boys. The disadvantage of such a kindergarten is that they do not provide the knowledge necessary for school. And if a child goes after him to a regular class, it will be quite difficult for him to adapt to regular lessons.
Step 7
There are many more programs aimed at quick and easy perception by the child of knowledge in different areas in which kindergartens are engaged. These include the methods of Glen Doman, Nikitin, Zaitsev, etc. All of them, if used correctly, give good results and allow the child to perceive information much easier at school.
Step 8
Even in municipal kindergartens, educators often adhere to one of the new methods. The main thing is to choose the right garden. To do this, you should find out more information about this institution, talk with parents who take their children there, attend classes, and then understand whether it is worth giving your child or looking for something else. A good kindergarten will help the child develop as a full-fledged personality, taking into account his individuality.
