Questionfear
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So my son goes to a Montessori preschool, and the other night they had a parents night where we learned a bit more about how they teach, etc.
One of things they emphasized was how they break down things like numbers/math and language to very small basics, and then even after the students are progressing, they still go back and review those basics to give them a good foundation.
Anyhow, it struck me suddenly that it's the same way Strongfirst seems to function...you build the various basics, and even when you've built from there, there's still value in returning to the basics and refreshing and reviewing.
Sorry, just some random Saturday night ramblings.
One of things they emphasized was how they break down things like numbers/math and language to very small basics, and then even after the students are progressing, they still go back and review those basics to give them a good foundation.
Anyhow, it struck me suddenly that it's the same way Strongfirst seems to function...you build the various basics, and even when you've built from there, there's still value in returning to the basics and refreshing and reviewing.
Sorry, just some random Saturday night ramblings.