Curriculum

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Curriculum

“Win small, win early, win often.”

IGEN SCHOOL Kids provide 3C based education giving importance to character, competence, and content. The curriculum is designed and developed by MDN Edify Education. The objective of 3C is to encourage children to become independent learners, thus enabling them to explore the world through their own ways. The basis of 3C is scientific and the belief that every child is a potential learner and that contemporary learning has to nurture and educate children to be lifelong learners. In today’s world where information is available at the click of a button, children have to become knowledge assimilators and analyzers rather than just be a storehouse of information. The focus is on the application of knowledge through experimentation, research and discovery. IGENTransdisciplinary curriculum is engaging, relevant, challenging and significant for the learners from the age group of 2 to 6 years.

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Engaging

We feel curriculum plays a bigger role in a child’s learning journey. It is vital because this is how children interact with learning on a daily basis. If a curriculum is engaging, the children’s interest can hook children into a topic that might not generally interest them. 3c curriculum engages the interests of children and involves them actively in their own learning.

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Relevant

Curriculum activating prior knowledge is important for student’s understanding, as it helps them make a connection to the new information. 3c Links students’ prior knowledge and experience, and current circumstances, and therefore placing learning in a context connected to the lives of the students.

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Challenging

Challenge is the core of developing minds. With the absence of challenge, children don’t take risks, don’t experience failures, and never figure out how to pick themselves up again. 3c incorporates challenge by extending children’s prior knowledge and experience to increase their competencies.

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Significant

Motor skill development is the process by which children grow and strengthen their muscles, bones, and sense of movement. It's part of physical development.

  • Motor skill development stages
  • Newborn to 1 year: Birth to mobility
  • Age 1 to 3 year: Mobility to basic motor skills
  • Age of 3 to 7: Fundamental motor skills to ready for sports motor skills
  • Holding a pencil and writing
  • Using scissors
  • Folding clothes
  • Typing on a keyboard
  • Fastening a button
  • Tying your shoes
  • Eating with utensils
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