FDK teacher in central Newfoundland, Canada. Reggio-inspired. STEM enthusiast. Self-reg believer. Passionate about creating spaces and experiences for children that ignite curiosity and creativity.
Erik Erikson’s theory of psychosocial development refers to the development of an individual’s personality with regard to their social and moral development. It’s called psychosocial because it has to do with balancing the needs of the self (psycho-) with the needs of society (-social). In Kindergarten, children can be at different stages in their psychosocial…
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FDK teacher in central Newfoundland, Canada. Reggio-inspired. STEM enthusiast. Self-reg believer. Passionate about creating spaces and experiences for children that ignite curiosity and creativity.
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