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Early Childhood Education not only requires theoretical knowledge but also demands practical skills, creativity, and a genuine love for children. Right from the first year, students are introduced to engaging subjects closely tied to the profession, such as Music, Fine Arts, Dance and Teaching Methods for Dance, as well as making toys and teaching aids. These courses are not only fun and inspiring but also help students develop pedagogical skills, aesthetic sense, and creativity—essential qualities for future preschool teachers.
1. Music
Music is one of the most beloved subjects for first-year early childhood education students because it is joyful, approachable, and full of emotion. Through this course, students practice singing, rhythm accompaniment, playing simple musical instruments, and organizing musical activities for children. In addition to nurturing artistic talent, Music helps build confidence, expressive ability, and communication skills—crucial qualities for preschool teachers. Especially, music opens a creative space, bringing joy and inspiration to both learners and young children.
Image: Final exam for the Music course
2. Fine Arts
Fine Arts helps early childhood education students develop dexterity, aesthetic sense, and creativity—important qualities for caring for and educating children. Through activities like drawing, modeling, cutting, pasting, and decorating, students not only enhance their artistic skills but also learn how to design teaching materials, pictures, and lively classroom environments that attract young children. This course brings joy, relaxation, and artistic inspiration while laying the foundation for students to naturally and interestingly introduce art to children.
3. Toy Making
Making toys and teaching aids is a highly creative subject directly connected to the practical work of preschool teachers. In this course, students learn how to use simple, easily accessible materials to create attractive, safe, and age-appropriate toys and learning aids for children. It not only trains dexterity, patience, and creativity but also fosters a passion for the profession when students see that their products can bring joy and support the holistic development of young children.
A Toy Making class
4. Dance and Dance Teaching Methods
Dance and Dance Teaching Methods help early childhood education students develop flexibility, musical sensitivity, and expressive skills through body movements. In this course, students not only practice basic dance moves and illustrative dances for songs but also learn how to organize and guide children in age-appropriate musical movement activities. This course creates a lively, energetic atmosphere and helps students become more confident when leading classes, inspiring children to participate in artistic activities.
Final exam for the Dance and Dance Teaching Methods course
Courses such as Music, Fine Arts, Dance and Dance Teaching Methods, and Toy Making not only bring joy and excitement to the learning process but also equip Early Childhood Education students with the essential skills and qualities for their future careers. These subjects form a solid foundation, helping students become creative, confident, and passionate preschool teachers who are ready to provide children with a nurturing and joyful learning environment.