What are the educational goals in kindergarten?

In our western world and culture, a multitude of educational and upbringing goals are considered a basic norm that everyone has to adhere to. However, this basic norm must be taught to the children, since they do not understand it themselves. Accordingly, the educators in the day care center have a very important role and a whole range of educational goals, which they teach the children little by little.

Among these goals is the respect and dignity of each individual to accept and respect. This goes so far that the kindergarten children must learn that they should also have respect for the opinions and beliefs of others. This idea of tolerance should continue to grow into charity and helpfulness.

This happens through daily contact with other children and the positive example of the educators. There are always conflicts in a group, which the children should learn to solve calmly. It is also important that the children learn how to deal with criticism.

In summary, learning respect, tolerance and sympathy for the child should help the other child to build up first extra-familial relationships and friendships. This educational goal should also lead the child to develop a positive image of itself and thus build up enough self-confidence to have the courage to form its own opinion and to dare to say no. The children are thus educated to develop their own personality.

In doing so, they are motivated by the educators to create their own everyday life. The children should be educated in such a way that they can decide for themselves with which materials and how long they want to play with them. The child should learn to act independently, but also to recognize its responsibility in the group.

This means that the educational goal is also to take over tasks within the group. This includes, for example, setting the table or watering the plants. A further educational goal is to strengthen the children’s curiosity and to guide them into a productive path.

Accordingly, the kindergarten provides the children with a learning and varied environment. This environment should also promote the educational goal of training and encouraging the creativity and imagination of the children. Furthermore, the children should be taught respect for all life.

The kindergarten teachers lead the children to a respectful contact with nature, so that the children can learn how to handle animals and plants. In addition, they should learn that natural materials are used respectfully and sparingly, such as the economical use of water and electricity. One of these goals is to accept and respect the respect and dignity of each individual.

This goes so far that the kindergarten children must learn that they should also have respect for the opinions and beliefs of others. This idea of tolerance should continue to grow into charity and helpfulness. This happens through daily contact with other children and the positive example of the educators.

There are always conflicts in a group, which the children should learn to solve calmly. It is also important that the children learn how to deal with criticism. In summary, learning respect, tolerance and sympathy for the child should help the other child to build up first extra-familial relationships and friendships.

This educational goal should also lead the child to develop a positive image of itself and thus build up enough self-confidence to have the courage to form its own opinion and to dare to say no. The children are thus educated to develop their own personality. In doing so, they are motivated by the educators to create their own everyday life.

The children should be educated in such a way that they can decide for themselves with which materials and how long they want to play with them.The child should learn to act independently, but also to recognize its responsibility in the group. This means that the educational goal is also the assumption of tasks within the group. This includes, for example, setting the table or watering the plants.

A further educational goal is to strengthen the children’s curiosity and to guide them into a productive path. Accordingly, the kindergarten provides the children with a learning and varied environment. This environment should also promote the educational goal of training and encouraging the creativity and imagination of the children.

Furthermore, the children should be taught respect for all life. The kindergarten teachers lead the children to a respectful contact with nature, so that the children can learn how to handle animals and plants. In addition, they should learn that natural materials are used respectfully and sparingly, such as the economical use of water and electricity.