Early School Going Does Not Help Children

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By Religare

Friday, June 11, 2010, 17:48

If you are eager to send your kids at the age of 3 and below to school, here is what Brit study reveals,
Kids who are taught to read at a very young age perform no better by the age of 5 than those who begin to read later'. Study also proved that kids who were taught to read ,write, putting name to pictures at the age of 3 did no better than kids who were 5years without any training.

It will be good that parents are well informed about this research so that they should not rush their kids to learning places. Every being starts to grow gradually, in the same way a child's cognitive and motor skills develop according to the time. Parents must be well trained to meet to the needs of their kids.

Children usually begin their learning skills through observing the objects in and around them. This stage arises by late 5years and the cognitive as well as motor behavior are very active by 6 years. This is not something theoretical but it is a fact that many studies had to be gone through.' The Times' reporting says,"On average, early years education had no impact on any of [the] outcome measures"

Not only this report ,the Research from the Office for National Statistics(ONS) bring to the notice that they will reinforce the under 5 curriculum and bring England into mainland of Europe, where children learn through play until the age of 6.