Teaching Styles
Individual Attention from Early Childhood Experts
DaySpring Academy teachers and staff come from a variety of educational backgrounds, but they all have a few things in common: a love for children, a passion for teaching and a dedication to providing the best possible educational experience for your child.
DaySpring Academy teachers give individual attention to each child to help plan a child care curriculum that meets each child’s specific developmental needs. They use a variety of methods to compliment the learning styles of all the children in the class.
What is Your Child's Learning Style?
Visual or spatial learners supposedly retain information best by viewing pictures or images and respond well to colours and mind maps.
According to the theory, Kinaesthetic learners are all about doing things physically. Role playing, using things like flashcards or carrying out the action physically can help them learn things better.
Aural or auditory-musical learners should retain the most information after hearing it.
Social, or interpersonal learners are meant to work best when they participate in study activites with other people such as quizzing each other or having a study group.
Solitary, or intrapersonal learners supposedly work best alone. Making notes and reciting them back are useful activities when studying by yourself.
Verbal, or linguistic learners are supposed to respond well to written or spoken words, using tools like rhymes and acronyms.
Logical, or mathematical learners use logic and structures in order to learn effectively.
