Children’s School of Early Development
Children's School of Early Development (CSED) was founded in 1991 and has a large experience in teaching and upbringing children of preschool age.
Goals and tasks of CSED:
– creating favourable conditions for moulding personal maturity of a child, his basic qualities and competence development;
– helping with realization of natural creative potential of a self-sufficient personality;
– providing valuable psychophysical, sociopersonal, cognitively-speaking, emotionally-volitional and artistically-aesthetic development;
– functional preparation for systematic learning at school.
Competitive advantages of CSED:
– closeness to home and family conditions;
– forming family values and traditions;
– learning in a playing form;
– introduction to academic development work;
– high efficiency of teaching and upbringing process.
Principles of work of CSED:
– availability of teaching;
– humanism;
– conformity with nature;
– gradualness (from simple to difficult);
– systematically-working approach;
– entertainment and keenness;
– developing orientation of teaching;
– unity of intellectual, moral, aesthetic, ideological and physical development;
– successive principle in work of CSED and primary school.
Successfully educational space is provided by:
– highly qualified staff;
– personally-oriented approach to every pupil on the basis of psychodiagnostic analysis;
– different levels of teaching according to authors' curricula;
– achieving the level of education, development and upbringing for easy transition to primary school;
– psychological and pedagogical maintenance of educational process;
– logopaedical support;
– artistically-aesthetic environment;
– taking into account age features and individual qualities of personality.
The system of education of CSED is based on age-adequate work forms with orientation on Basic element of preschool education approved by MES of Ukraine 22.05.2012 # 615.
The structure of Children’s School of Early Development (CSED) includes:
– speech development;
– logically-mathematical development;
– fiction;
– English;
– acquaintance with surrounding world and nature;
– art work;
– designing;
– art activity;
– music;
– physical education.