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From Cradle to Classroom
- 1968 ----- color ----- 50 min ----- 16mm
- One-half of a person's general intelligence is formed by the age of four. Modern educational programs are attempting to make these formative years more beneficial. New processes can start the education of children as early as twelve or thirteen months. Techniques are shown which can increase not only physical skills such as locomotion but also motivational, verbal and conceptualizing abilities. Educational toys and reading and logic practice for the two, three and four year old group are explained and demonstrated as are the controversies which early-age education causes.
- Topics: (Child Study, Education)
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