Teaching Respect and Kindness in Early Years with Elizabeth Fraley Kinder Ready

The principle of respect and kindness is not a mere social nicety, but rather the key to a good classroom community, cooperative learning, and the long-term social-emotional well-being of a child. These values inculcated during the early years make a child a decent peer, a good listener and a confident participant. The explicit instruction of respect and kindness at Elizabeth Fraley Kinder Ready(https://www.kinderready.com/) is organically integrated into our comprehensive policy regarding kindergarten readiness. We offer regular practices of empathy, thoughtfulness towards the position of other people, and awareness of the effects of their words and actions through the personalized, relational model of Kinder Ready Tutoring that enables growing the character, as well as the cognitive skills in young learners.

This training starts with modeling and direct teaching in a one-on-one tutoring association. These are respect, active listening, patience, and appreciation of the thoughts and feelings of the child, which are the qualities of the educator during a Kinder Ready Elizabeth Fraley(https://www.kinderready.com/) session. This regular expression gives the child an idea of what being treated with respect is like. It is based on this that the tutor presents concepts of kindness by reading, writing about what the characters do and why they do it, and by role-playing typical social situations. Elizabeth Fraley Kinder Ready's(https://www.kinderready.com/)mission is to expose children to various modes of learning, and this should also be applied to social values. A child may also experiment with kindness by either drawing a picture for someone, playing with soft hands using materials or saying please and thank you when in a common activity. This multi-modal strategy provides that the abstract notions of respect and kindness can be tangible and available.

Moreover, these lessons are closely connected with the development of emotional literacy and executive function, which are the primary focuses of the Kinder Ready Tutoring(https://www.kinderready.com/) program. To consistently be kind, a child should be able to identify feelings in other people, which he should develop during the recognition of feelings on the face and in the storybook. The executive function of being able to wait to take a turn or to listen and not interrupt is a speech act of respect. It involves inhibitory control and focus skills. These difficult skills are able to be practiced through some gentle guidance in the safe conditions of a tutoring session. A teacher can say, I like the way you are waiting so patiently until your turn or it was a nice thought to share that crayon.

Finally, respect and kindness as a practice create great confidence and a favorable self-concept. When a child manages to comfort a peer, generously share and obey classroom rules, they are intrinsically rewarded by the social harmony and approval of an adult. This strengthens the pro-social behavior and makes the child feel that they are a good and able member of a community. Confidence derived from good social interactions is priceless in terms of kindergarten preparedness.

For further details on Kinder Ready's programs, visit their website: https://www.kinderready.com/.
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A child who is convinced that they can relate effectively will embrace group activities, seek help properly and make friends. Kinder Ready Elizabeth Fraley(https://www.kinderready.com/)offers an opportunity to develop these main values in a rather deliberate manner so that young learners are not only ready in terms of their academic abilities but also socially and emotionally prepared.

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