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Reply to "Would free Pre-K in East and North Moco improve the school system?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think its interesting how many people here bash immigrants and spanish speaking families. Most of our relatives were immigrants at one point. Many forget that. I also find it interesting on here how many people push play based preschools with no academics and they are the same ones complaining about the other kids being behind when their kids are equally behind if they don't know the basics and are pre-reading or reading before going to K.[/quote] Play based preschool doesn't mean you can't or don't expose children to academic learning. My daughter is in a Reggio Emilia program. I love the environment is helping her learn through play. She gets read to a lot at school (one of her teachers came from a academic preschool and confided in me that she reads to the kids a lot more at the Reggio school because she isn't required to read certain books to fulfill curriculum requirements and isn't tied to be super strict schedule that says they have to do X amounts of read-alouds a day). We also read to her at home. She has letter puzzles and magnets to help her learn about letter and number recognition and spell her name. Right now she's only two and a half so I'm perfectly fine with just working on letter and number recognition when the mood strikes. As she gets older we can do more work on letter sounds and writing letters. She is going to have man years of attending school in a more academically rigorous section so I'm glad that preschool is not very rigorous right now. [/quote]
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