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New preschool changes change learning timelines for young kids
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Representative image · PexelsUPDATE - follow-up to Why some kids start school with skills months ahead of others - smh.com.au: New changes to early education systems are set to alter how children prepare for formal schooling by adding an extra year to kindergarten programs. This shift aims to bridge the early learning gap between children from different backgrounds before they enter primary classrooms. Experts note that giving toddlers more structured time in educational settings helps them build stronger foundational skills in literacy and math. State education boards are currently reviewing the practical steps needed to roll out these extended programs across various regions. Parents and teachers will need to adapt to new curriculum guidelines as the revised schedules take effect in the coming terms.
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