Curriculum
Duangtawan Kindergarten applies 2 teaching and learning programs
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General Program
General2
Intensive English Class (IEC)
IECDuangtawan Science Kindergarten uses teaching methods based on Early childhood education curriculum year 2560 and Developmentally Appropriate Practice (DAP) from National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) from United States of America. Teaching methods are based on these three principles:
- Age Appropriateness
- Individual Appropriateness
- Culture Appropriateness
At Duangtawan, we believe in the constructivism theory of learning. Science Method will be emphasized in the classroom and concepts will be taught using these six principles:
Inquiry Method
Learning by Doing or First-Hand Experience
Project Approach
Learning through play
Learning Centers
Multiple Intelligences.
- language and communication
- music and rhythm
- body and movement
- dimensions and imagery
- logic and mathematics
- self-understanding
- human relations
- understanding of others
- and understanding nature
NOTE: Writing skills with paper and pencil will start in Kindergarten 2
Main activities help promote the constructivism learning approach, encouraging students to create their own knowledge.
Children can learn from anything and everything in their environment. Learning will be valuable when students see the benefits of what they learn. Seeing, touching, hearing, smelling, and tasting are ways to open children’s eyes to the world. The activities and curriculum that our school creates are based on a student’s natural tendencies
- Making flower garland
- Dough and clay molding
- Art
- Gardening
- Cooking
Extra-curricular activities
Learning English
with native speakers



| Preschool: | 4 times/week 20 minutes each session |
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| Kindergarten 1-3: | 4 times/ week, 40 minutes each session |
Learning Chinese
| Preschool: | 1 times/week 20 minutes each session |
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| Kindergarten 1-3: | 1-2 times/ week, 40 minutes each session |






