University Of Texas Health Science Center-Child Development Center

About University Of Texas Health Science Center-Child Development Center

University Of Texas Health Science Center-Child Development Center offers early childhood care and education in a center-based facility in Houston. Students and families at University Of Texas Health Science Center-Child Development Center will get the best of a school-like environment that both provides the structure and stability for learning to flourish and the soft introduction for students to formal school in the years to come. As a center, University Of Texas Health Science Center-Child Development Center also has the space, resources and opportunities for enrichment and educational activities alongside the empathetic and caring relationships that will benefit students for years ahead. With a full-time schedule, University Of Texas Health Science Center-Child Development Center further provides what parents want in care and education. Full-time care allows students to get the best of a real community outside of the home - chock full of learning, laughter, play and fun - with the strength of a structured program and structured day that’ll benefit them down the road. Parents get the time they need to work while watching their children grow leaps and bounds in language and cognitive development. In addition, University Of Texas Health Science Center-Child Development Center teaches a mixed-age curriculum that facilities peer learning and communal growth. In a mixed-age classroom like at University Of Texas Health Science Center-Child Development Center, students receive open-ended, stimulating activities and are encouraged to move at their own pace. Younger students receive help and encouragement from older students, boosting their confidence and self-esteem, and older students get to lend a helping hand, teaching empathy and the joy of giving. Mixed-age learning replicates the best of a family or neighborhood group structure as children socialize with peers a little ahead or a little behind their own development path.