While the world is settling down after the tremors of the pandemic, the magnitude of impact on the educational sector has been transformational. Work from home wasn’t unheard of, but online teaching for all kids around the globe has been a revolutionary concept. This new era comes with its own set of challenges for the kids, parents, and teachers. The indelible impression that has been cast by the year 2020 on the psychology of every child, is the element that needs to be dealt with utmost care and sensitivity. With this issue as the focal point, Kidskintha brings to you the World Early Year Summit 2021.
What is the World Early Years Summit?
It is an online event designed to connect the parent and teacher communities for relevant learning around early childhood and elementary education. The Summit is in collaboration with The Early Childhood Association of India, and will be live on March 23 and March 24. The event will feature 30+ panelists who are geniuses in their own fields. Topics of discussion will cover the vast spectrum of early childhood education, such as digital learning, cognitive development, music, drama, parenting, pediatrics, pedagogy, social-emotional learning (SEL), mindfulness, leadership, technology, and many many more.
More than 23,000 participants from around the world have attended Kidskintha’s previous two virtual summits, and through a partnership with India’s Early Years Association ―WEYS 2021 will be distributed to more than 18,000 schools.
Who should attend The World Early Years Summit 2021?
Anyone who has a child or is associated with the teaching field will benefit by attending this online Summit. The situation that we facing today is truly unique and this forum will bring us together as a whole community and enable us to tap into our skillsets and extract the best possible solution to meet the changing demands of online education. The need of the hour is the seamless transition into the classroom for the kids as well as the teacher.
Participants in the Summit will gain many practical skills to help in their role as a teacher or parent. From a core understanding of neurodevelopment to foundational knowledge about social-emotional learning, or strategies to use technology to scale learning, there is a wide range of subject matter covered by the expert presenters.
What is the objective of the World Early Years Summit 2021?
The aim is to help educators and parents make connections, build meaningful relationships, and gain confidence in their ability to create a better future for kids. The past year has led people around the world to face new challenges, adopt new lifestyles, and test new technologies. In education, the post-COVID classroom will require seamless cooperation, communication, and upskilling on both sides of the educator-parent relationship to make the most of each child’s formative years. Therefore, as one of India’s largest, most influential, and trusted sources of information and resources for parents and educators, Kidskintha has seized this opportunity to provide a timely content program for the parent and education communities.
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Registration is free for all participants who attend the World Early Years Summit on March 23 and 24. Participants can also purchase an all-access pass, which will give access to the content for a full year, plus bonuses including all content from previous Kidskintha summits. Interested educators and parents can learn more by visiting www.kidskintha.com/weys2021.
Take a look at the esteemed list of expert panelists! They have answers to any and all your questions. So, join us for the 2-day power-packed virtual conference with expert discussions on the new education normal.
- Sashwati Banerjee ― Entrepreneur-In-Residence, Central Square Foundation and Former Founding Managing Director of Sesame Street Workshop – India
- Tara Beteille ― Senior Economist, World Bank Leader – World Bank’s Teachers Thematic Group
- Dr. Erik Fisher ― Genius Expert for The Genius of Play, child psychologist and emotional dynamics expert
- ― Education Specialist for Soundtrap at Spotify and former special education teacher
- Dr. Wendy Oliver ― Chief Learning Officer of EdisonLearning, digital learning pioneer, author, and host of the Building the Bridge podcast for educators Audrey O’Clair and parents
- Tina Payne Bryson, Ph.D. ― Author of Bottom Line for Baby and co-author of New York Times bestsellers The Whole-Brain Child and No-Drama Discipline
- Pooja Rai ― Founder and CEO of Anthill Creations, TEDx Speaker, and Ashoka Changemaker awarded by Nobel Laureate Prof. Muhammad Yunus
- Falu Shah ― Grammy-nominated Musician and Ambassador, Indian Music- Carnegie Hall
- Emma Turner ― Author of books including Be More Toddler: A leadership education from our little learners, early childhood educator, research and CPD lead, and co-host of the Mind the Gap podcast
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