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Building a Key Capabilities for Life: Cultivating Executive Functioning Skills in Early Childhood

Cognitive Development
Author: Professor Alex Chi-keung CHANDean and Professor of t…
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Learning Modes for Toddlers and Early Scientific Exploration

Emergent Science
Author: Dr. Paul Yau Ho WongAssistant Professor at Tung Wah College (School of Art Humanities) Infants are born with an ...
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Top 10 Myths about Early Speech and Language Development

Language Development
Author: Karen KEISpeech and Language Therapist 1. Learning more than one language causes language delay False. Bilingualism itself does not ...
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Top 10 Tips to Facilitate Language Development

Language Development
Author: Karen KEISpeech and Language Therapist Face-to-face …
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Signs of Language Delay

Language Development
Author: Karen KEISpeech and Language Therapist Receptive language delay is when a person has difficulty understanding spoken words and language ...
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Screen Time and Early Language Development

Language Development
Author: Karen KEISpeech and Language Therapist Screen time refers to the duration of time that is spent with any screen ...
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Using Drama as an Education Tool to guide children through toilet training

Self-Help
Author:  Miss Yannie Yan Yi SOLecturer in Early Childhood Education, Tung Wah College Self-care skills are important for infants and ...
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The Power of Shared Reading

Language Development
Author: Karen KEI Speech and Language Therapist Shared reading is an interactive reading experience that happens when the children join ...
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Top 10 Myths About Bilingualism

Language Development
Author: Karen KEI Speech and Language Therapist Bilingualism refers to an individual or groups of people who acquire communication skills ...
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Early Language Development Milestones

Language Development
Author: Karen KEI Speech and Language Therapist By 6 months, babies usually make sounds such as cooing, gurgling and babbling ...
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Top 10 Toys to Facilitate Language Development​

Language Development
Author: Karen KEI Speech and Language Therapist When considering what toys to get for your child, make sure you look ...
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Using Drama as an Education Tool to guide children through toilet training

Self-Help

Author:  Miss Yannie Yan Yi SOLecturer in Early Childhood Education, Tung Wah College Self-care skills are important for infants and young children, and toilet training is a crucial aspect of their development and learning. To ensure smooth toilet training, the attitude and strategies of parents and caregivers are essential. Parents can also make use of […]

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The Power of Shared Reading

Language Development

Author: Karen KEI Speech and Language Therapist Shared reading is an interactive reading experience that happens when the children join in or read together while guided by an experienced reader. This could be parents, caregivers, siblings, or teachers. In shared reading, children learn to observe and participate in reading, learn essential concepts of how print

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The Power of Shared Reading

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The Power of Shared Reading What is shared reading and why is it important? A: Shared reading is an interactive reading experience that happens when the children join in or read together while guided by an experienced reader. It is crucial for your child’s cognitive, language and social development. What is the difference between shared

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