Cheah says sometimes learning can be flipped. When students engage with the materials before class, the classroom will turn into an interactive space for conversation and collaboration. — Photos: Memori Cerdiq
The first five years of a child’s life is the pinnacle of brain development and by five, a child’s brain is already 90% developed. This early development is the foundation for how children learn, understand the world and cultivate emotional intelligence.
Therefore, how they experience and interact with their environment play a huge role in shaping their mind, says educator Dr Desmond Cheah, 38.
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