early education
First formal schooling
Early education refers to formal learning programs for young children, typically before kindergarten or elementary school.
The term encompasses preschool, pre-K, and other structured settings for children roughly ages three to five.
She works in early education.
Early education often emphasizes social development and school readiness alongside basic academic skills.
- kindergartenEarly schooling for youngsters
- preschoolEarly childhood educational program
- cognitive developmentAcquiring reasoning abilities over time
- learning through playGaining knowledge via recreation
- motor skillsCoordinated bodily movement ability
daycare center · language acquisition · Montessori method · literacy · numeracy · social interaction · creativity · school readiness · emotional regulation · developmental milestones · problem-solving · play dough · sandbox · imagination · story time · learning · counting · playtime
- developmentgrowth, progress, advancement, expansion, improvement
- Basic Educationelementary school, primary school, grade school, kindergarten, preschool
- kindergartenkindergarten, kindergarten curriculum, kindergarten teachers, kindergarten enrollment, kindergarten readiness
- government spendinggovernment spending, federal budget, expenditures, allocations, military spending
- pink-collar jobsnurse, nursing, receptionist, secretary, teaching
- School Policyschool reform, school board, school funding, school district, school budget
early educationhigher education
Post-secondary academic training
graduate school · adult education · university education · tertiary education · continuing education
early educationunschooling
Self-directed home education
autodidacticism · self-directed learning · informal education · homeschooling