Are the assessments play-based or the kids need to 'cram' robotically a bit as if they were to sit an exam?
After all, those assessments for sure can help the school refine your teaching materials and methods
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The teaching is play based. The assessments are questions and answers but worded like we are playing a game. And the children are not timed during the assessment.
This is what I call genuine education, kids around these ages should undergo play-based activities and assessments only!
As a parent of a 6 years old, I've paid much attention to learning and education. I wrote a rather long post from a perspective of a parent on overall education for kids in Hong Kong based on what I'd seen around me. https://steemit.com/education/@prch/what-is-the-point-of-repetitively-memorising-doing-mechanistic-homework-and-sitting-endless-academic-examinations-at-young-ages
I've just followed you and restreemed this post. Let's exchange views on education.
Happy teaching and good day!
thank you