Educating the Whole Child

THREE INTELLIGENCES

Pyramid honors the importance of all areas of human development and balances learning across three areas of intelligence: cognitive, emotional, and physical.

The following learning domains support the development of cognitive, emotional, and physical intelligence:

Development of Language, Reading, and Writing
Development of Perception, Thinking, and Math
Development of Science
Development of Spatial Orientation
Development of Temporal Orientation
Social-Emotional Development
Motor Development
Artistic Development
Metacognition

"Pyramid's concept of educating the whole child is totally consistent with what early childhood education is all about. This breakthrough approach, that focuses on the cognitive, emotional and physical intelligences of young children, helps to put the pieces together on how to close the achievement and opportunity gap of young children in urban areas."

- Maurice R. Sykes Executive Director, Early Childhood Leadership Institute @ University of the District of Columbia

What if children re-presented their learning in various modalities across all learning domains?