R.U.B. Baby and Toddler Teaching Keys  

Baby/ Toddler Teaching Keys- You Have Low Chances of Succeeding Without Them

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We want to remind you of the Baby and Toddler Teaching Keys you need to use for your baby to achieve advanced academic skills; You have low chances of succeeding without them.

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• R -Regularly-You need to teach your child regularly from the baby-toddler stage until school age. 

• U-Understanding- Teach your child so that he or she understands what they are learning

• B-Brain Training-Teach your baby using baby and toddler brain training techniques

 

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Other Important Teaching Principle

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Also other important teaching principles that you need to apply include;

•  Practice, practice, practice - Ensure that you get them to continuously practice their reading, writing and maths skills. ​​

•  Keep it in their memory - People forget easily. Ensure that your child keeps what they learn in their memory.  

•  Repetition, repetition, repetition - Regular repetition is the way that you keep things in their memory. Show them, don't explain - Don’t spend time with long explanations of how to do things. Present them with the facts and they will learn the rules automatically.  

•  A little bit everyday - Don’t try to do too much at once. Doing a little bit every day adds up to a lot over time.

•  Age-appropriate fun and engaging material – Kids need you to make it fun. There should be a balance so that material is not so entertaining that it does not educate. But also avoid purely education with no fun. 

•  Lots of praise - Ensure you praise your baby/toddler often. 

•  Patience - You must be patient with your child. It takes time to see results. 

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•  Interactive - Find ways to make what you are teaching interactive. 

•  Monitor and assess - Periodically assess your child’s progress. Utilise video/digital/audio media where possible.  

•  Incentivise - Incentivise your baby/toddler with rewards when necessary 

•  Don’t pressure - Please don’t pressure your child; it is totally unnecessary and can cause them to want to discontinue learning.