GCS Journal topic
Education
Browse Global Children School articles about early childhood education, learning environments, development, and school experiences.
13 articles
Introducing global perspective to children
How children develop a global perspective through languages, international music and literature, cultural learning, technology, and connections across the world.
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Early Global Education: Fighting false narratives of multilingualism
Multilingualism: The Benefactor of Success
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How to Choose the Best Daycare or Preschool for Your Child’s Brightest Future
Discover how to choose the best daycare or preschool for your child’s future. This guide walks new parents through what to look for—from teacher quality and curriculum to environment and parent communication—to ensure a nurturing, enriching, and developmentally sound early education experience.
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Early Childhood Philosophies – What you should know.
An introduction to Montessori, Reggio Emilia, Waldorf, HighScope, and early global education philosophies for supporting children's learning and development.
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Stages of Bilingual Development or How Bilingual Brains Grow: A Parent’s Guide from Birth to Age 6
How Bilingual Brains Grow: A Parent’s Guide from Birth to Age 6
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The Brain’s Story: What We Now Know About Multilingual Children
Neuroscience shows that early multilingual exposure shapes the brain in powerful ways: enhancing focus, problem-solving, empathy, and long-term academic success. From the womb to the classroom, children thrive when surrounded by multiple languages.
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Think Your Child Will ‘Pick Up’ English Later? What Every Bilingual Family Needs to Know
Many parents focus only on heritage language early on—but this can delay bilingual development. Learn why kids need both languages from the start.
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What Intelligence Really Looks Like in Early Childhood
Understanding the difference between real intelligence and early performance — and why it matters for your child’s future.
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What It Takes to Foster Intentional Play in Daycare
Intentional play in daycare is purposeful, guided exploration where children learn through hands-on experiences, rich environments, and thoughtful teacher support. It’s not random—it’s rooted in curiosity, connection, and discovery. With the right materials, time, and educator involvement, play becomes the foundation for deep learning, social growth, and creative thinking.
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Why All Schools Should Be Bilingual: A Vision for the Future of Education
Bilingual education shouldn’t be a privilege — it should be the norm. Discover why universal bilingual schooling benefits every child, what research says about early language learning, and how Texas schools are already leading the way.
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