Description
Unlock the secrets of early childhood learning with this 70-page eBook, designed for educators, parents, and early learning professionals. The Psychology of an Early Learner explores the emotional, cognitive, and social development of children aged 2–7, providing research-backed strategies, engaging examples, and practical tips to foster growth in and beyond the classroom.
This beautifully structured guide covers essential areas such as attention span, motivation, sensory integration, emotional regulation, and the impact of play on brain development. Whether you’re building a curriculum, supporting at-home learning, or simply seeking to understand your child better, this eBook offers profound insights in a reader-friendly format.
How to Use:
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For Educators: Incorporate insights into your lesson plans or training sessions.
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For Parents: Learn how to support your child’s learning journey at home.
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For Institutions: Share as a professional development resource for preschool or primary-level staff.
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Printable Format: Delivered in A4 size PDF – easy to print and annotate.
