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Montessori education focuses on child-led, hands-on learning with a prepared environment, emphasizing independence, mixed-age classrooms, and self-directed activity. Early childhood care, on the other hand, often encompasses a broader range of services and approaches, including daycare and preschool programs, with an emphasis on providing a safe and nurturing environment, structured activities, and foundational skills in a more teacher-directed setting.

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If the child cannot read in English, it's important to provide them with the support and resources they need to develop their reading skills. Here are some steps you can take: Assessment: Determine the child’s current reading level and identify specific areas where they need help. Visual Aids: Use pictures, flashcards, and illustrated books to help the child understand words and their meanings. Phonics: Focus on phonics instruction to help the child understand the relationship between letters and sounds. Interactive Tools: Utilize educational apps and games designed to teach reading skills in an engaging way. Reading Aloud: Spend time reading aloud to the child and encourage them to follow along. This helps with vocabulary building and comprehension. Bilingual Resources: If the child speaks another language, use bilingual books to bridge the gap between their native language and English. Professional Help: Consider working with a reading specialist or tutor who has experience with children learning to read in English. Remember, patience and consistent practice are key to helping a child improve their reading skills.