The natural laws of children : why children thrive when we understand how their brains are wired /

Alvarez, Céline,

The natural laws of children : why children thrive when we understand how their brains are wired / Céline Alvarez ; translated by Sherab Chödzin Kohn. - First English Edition. - viii, 354 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm

Originally published: Paris, France : Les Arènes, [2016], under title Les lois naturelles de l'enfant. "Shambhala Publications is distributed worldwide by Penguin Random House, Inc., and its subsidiaries"--T.p. verso.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

All children are born wired to learn and to love. As young children explore the world and interact with others, their brains can naturally develop in incredible ways. And yet, despite our best intentions, early education often fails to fully encourage this natural learning and empathy. The Natural Laws of Children draws on current research in childhood development to share powerful insights on how to enhance learning for all kids, regardless of income or access to resources. This book tells the story of Céline Alvarez’s pioneering work in early childhood education. Over three years in a low-income school, Alvarez’s students achieved exceptional results in math and reading, as well as outstanding social and emotional skills. The Natural Laws of Children shares, in a clear and accessible way, the main scientific principles that underpin human learning to revolutionize early childhood education by supporting strong human connections, spontaneous free play, and more.

9781611806731 1611806739

2018050411


Education--Experimental methods.
Early childhood education--Activity programs.
Montessori method of education.

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