Bright Start provides early childhood education and care for children, and helps them develop a range of skills that make them ready to learn when they start school, such as:
- Social skills the ability to empathize and interact successfully with their peer group, and also relate easily to adults.
- Language skills the ability to have adequate language skills in order to benefit from experiences facilitating their cognitive, educational and social development.
- Executive function skills the ability to hold and manipulate information in the brain, plan and regulate one’s behavior, problem-solve, and be creative.
- Emotional self-regulation skills the ability to adapt behaviors depending on the situation, to control impulses and to shift attention.
- Self-regulation in learning skills the ability to postpone immediate satisfaction to attain long-term goals, sustain attention, be persistent, and remain concentrated.
- Social skills the ability to empathize and interact successfully with their peer group, and also relate easily to adults.
- Language skills the ability to have adequate language skills in order to benefit from experiences facilitating their cognitive, educational and social development.
- Executive function skills the ability to hold and manipulate information in the brain, plan and regulate one’s behavior, problem-solve, and be creative.
- Emotional self-regulation skills the ability to adapt behaviors depending on the situation, to control impulses and to shift attention.
- Self-regulation in learning skills the ability to postpone immediate satisfaction to attain long-term goals, sustain attention, be persistent, and remain concentrated.
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