At Early Childhood Education Center, our philosophy is based on the Piagetian principle that children develop and learn in sequential stages by being actively involved in their environment.
We provide an enriched environment that furnishes materials that can be used according to a child's developmental level.
We encourage free choice in order to foster independence and develop confident and competent children.
We encourage family involvement and work towards incorporating respect and dignity for every culture.
At Early Childhood Education Center, our philosophy is based on the
Piagetian principle that children develop and learn in sequential
stages by being actively involved in their environment. We provide
an enriched environment that furnishes materials that can be used
according to a child's developmental level. We encourage free
choice in order to foster independence and develop confident and
competent children. We encourage family involvement and work
towards incorporating respect and dignity for every culture.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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