Roughly around 80% of a child’s brain develops before the age of 6.
The sound educators of “The Class of One”, believes that “above statics clearly suggest us about the sharp importance of suitable & proper supervision of child’s brain in his/her the early age to provide a healthy development & growth of brain. And this is the reason, due to which Ministry of Education (GoI) comes up with Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) through NEP-2020.
In this day and age, goodness & benefits of good ECCE is not at hand to crores of students in India. Situations are bad for the Indian students who are from socio-economically poor families. Thus, the educators of “The Class of One” believe the need of high funds to make ECCE at the hands of every students of India. By this, we can develop the educational system of India more strongly.
The educators of “The Class of One” have an idea about a good quality ECCE for India. ECCE should have:
Apart from it, the educators of “The Class of One” have an idea that above learning methods must include:
Aside from the above, the educators of “The Class of One” believe that we should also emphasize on growing the following in our school students:
NCERT is in process of developing a National Curricular and Pedagogical Framework for Early Childhood Care and Education (NCPFECCE) for children up-to the age of 8 in two parts:
ECCE will be delivered through the education institutions, like:
The Class of One is running its “Parent Toddler Programme” in 100 % online mode for the quality delivery of ECCE. Link of web-page is as under:
https://www.theclassofone.com/foundation-home.phpWe are build-up with high-quality online infrastructure, play equipment, and well-trained & reputed teachers. In our Preparatory class (called Foundation 1 and Foundation 2) learning is play-based with emphasize on “growing brain thinking for early literacy and numeracy”. Link of web-page for our Foundation 1 and Foundation 2 course is as under:
https://www.theclassofone.com/foundation-home.phpThe responsibility for ECCE curriculum and direction is with Ministry of Education, GoI. The planning and implementation of ECCE curriculum will be carried out jointly by:
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The global history of early childhood education and care involves recognizing the critical importance of proper brain supervision in a child's early years. The New Education Policy (NEP) 2020, including initiatives like the "Parent Toddler Programme" by The Class of One, contributes to early childhood care and education, aiming for holistic brain development.
Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) is an essential aspect of a child's development, focusing on nurturing their brains before the age of 6. It involves various learning methods such as easy learning, play-based learning, and task-based learning. The Class of One emphasizes the need for high-quality ECCE accessible to all socio-economic backgrounds for strengthening India's educational system.
The objectives of early childhood care and education include promoting easy learning, creative learning, play-based learning, task-based learning, and various skills like language acquisition, counting, problem-solving, and more. The emphasis is not only on academic skills but also on developing essential life skills, hygiene, and a sense of community and cooperation among students. The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) is actively developing a framework to guide ECCE in two parts: for 0-3 year-olds and 3-8 year-olds.
