Primitive reflexes are automatic movements that are necessary for an infant’s survival. They are also crucial for developing higher motor functions. Primitive reflexes are typically integrated a year after birth. But in some instances, they can be retained. And when primitive reflexes are retained, they can cause difficulties in different Read more…
When it comes to teaching mathematics to children there is often a misconception that math skills start with numbers. Whereas before a child learns colours, shapes or numbers they usually develop precursor skills from the age of 0-3 years that build the foundation on which other mathematical skills are learnt. Read more…
Before starting off with learning alphabets and numbers, education starts off with matching and sorting. And in that order specifically. Although they seem like relatively easy tasks they involve the implementation of many cognitive skills. Matching can only be done when the child is able to observe and recognize the Read more…