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Small Class Sizes: Why a 1:4 Teacher-Student Ratio Matters for Early Development

For families choosing an early learning environment in Bali, there are many things to consider: the values of the school, the way children spend their days, and the relationship between family and campus. At Open Flow School, one of the foundations of everything we do is a 1:4 educator-to-child ratio. But what this number actually […]

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How to Choose the Right Learning Media for Early Childhood

When selecting educational materials for young children, it’s important to prioritize engaging, developmentally appropriate, and suited to their individual needs resources. Choosing the right learning media can support early childhood development by promoting exploration, creativity, and essential skill-building. Factors like a child’s age, developmental stage, curriculum goals, and accessibility must be considered to ensure that […]

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Know Children’s Writing Ability at Age 3

One of the most effective ways to help your child develop writing skills is by demonstrating that writing serves practical purposes in everyday life. Show your three-year-old simple examples of writing in action, explaining the reasons behind each task. For instance, you could point out when you’re jotting down a grocery list, sending a thank-you […]

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6 Important Areas of Early Childhood Development (With Real-Life Examples!)

Early childhood development lays a vital foundation for a child’s future intelligence, personality, and overall abilities. These key areas include the cultivation of moral and ethical values, physical and motor skill development, cognitive growth, language acquisition, socio-emotional development, and artistic expression. Providing the best possible support and stimulation during these formative years is paramount for […]

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Little Scientists Uncover Nutritional Secrets

Imagine this: a classroom filled with laughter and excitement, as kids don their lab coats and grab their magnifying glasses. But instead of beakers and Bunsen burners, they’re armed with chicken breasts, measuring cups, and a healthy dose of curiosity. That’s the kind of learning happening at The Open Flow, where we’re turning the traditional […]