More than three‑quarters of students from low‑income households
Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.
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Dramatic play is a type of play in which children assume various roles and act them out. Dramatic play engages the imagination, builds confidence, and prepares young learners to tackle real-life situations. Incorporating dramatic play into my lesson plans can help bring out my students' full potential.
Dramatic play engages virtually every part of a child's developing brain, helping them develop a variety of crucial skills including creativity, communication, math, literacy, focus, and social skills. Social skills teach children to respect each other and work well together. This leads to improved communication skills and increased confidence. The social aspect of dramatic play can be especially beneficial in helping shy or introverted children come out of their shells and express themselves without fear.
Encouraging dramatic play is one of the many rewarding roles of an early childhood educator. Whether it's in the classroom or beyond, I have an opportunity to make a powerful impact on children's lives and a hand in shaping their future for the better.
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Dramatic play is a type of play in which children assume various roles and act them out. Dramatic play engages the imagination, builds confidence, and prepares young learners to tackle real-life situations. Incorporating dramatic play into my lesson plans can help bring out my students' full potential.
Dramatic play engages virtually every part of a child's developing brain, helping them develop a variety of crucial skills including creativity, communication, math, literacy, focus, and social skills. Social skills teach children to respect each other and work well together. This leads to improved communication skills and increased confidence. The social aspect of dramatic play can be especially beneficial in helping shy or introverted children come out of their shells and express themselves without fear.
Encouraging dramatic play is one of the many rewarding roles of an early childhood educator. Whether it's in the classroom or beyond, I have an opportunity to make a powerful impact on children's lives and a hand in shaping their future for the better.