At around one year old, block play mainly involved "stacking and knocking down."By two years old, "imagination" and "meaning" are added to this. For example: 👉 Building a house👉 Pretending blocks are a train👉 Playing with dolls Instead of just...

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Is it bad if a child immediately breaks things? It's actually a crucial "first step." Children who have just started playing with building blocks,even if they've built something up, will immediately knock it down with a "BASH!" right? "Are they...

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In this day and age, we often hear that children need critical thinking skills.But what exactly are critical thinking skills? And how can they be developed? Critical thinking skills, as it turns out, can be nurtured through everyday interactions, not...

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Inquiry skills have attracted particular attention since the introduction of "Integrated Inquiry Time" in high schools and its connection with university entrance examinations (comprehensive selection). While it's clear that acquiring inquiry skills is beneficial, what exactly are they? What are...

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