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Why You Choose KidzCan | Demo Kidzcan

Why You Choose KidzCan

What is the KidzCan©Global Kindergarten Experience and

 how does it compare to other early learning systems?

 

KidzCan© is based on a Canadian kindergarten program that is a child-centred, developmentally appropriate, integrated program of learning for children. The purpose of the KidzCan© program is to establish a strong foundation for learning in the early years, in a play-based environment that promotes the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of all children. The KidzCan© program is based on the strong foundations of some of the world’s best recognized early learning systems and philosophies, such as Montessori, Reggio, and Waldorf. Without being limited to one system, KidzCan© Kindergartens take the best of each approach, supported by the latest research on pedagogy and brain science.

The KidzCan©Global Kindergarten Experience focuses on

 

Responsive relationships ● Learning through exploration, play, and inquiry

Educators as co-learners ● Environment as third teacher ● Pedagogical documentation

Reflective practice and collaborative inquiry

In KidzCan© Kindergartens:

 

Mixed-aged classrooms are not required (unlike Montessori)

Formal instruction is given in Math, Science, and Reading (unlike Waldorf)

Technology is available (unlike Waldorf)