After age ten, the branches that haven't made connections die off. Youngsters are their own best educators, parents their best first teachers. Youngsters learn best by what they experience with all their senses, so stimulate these senses. Our homes, beaches, forests, playgrounds, zoos, museums and adventure areas are the world's best schools. Simple physical routines can help infants explode into learning.
Infants grow in a patterned way, so learn to build on that growth pattern.
Learning anything, including reading, writing and math, can and should be fun. And they decide that the world's best early-learning methods combine the best from many countries, including preschool methods from areas as wide apart as Sweden, New Zealand, Montana, England, Japan and Philadelphia. Click here to read a sample chapter page. Click here to see the full book contents. Click here to visit The Learning Revolution Library.