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Cincinnati, OH
John Wesley Early Learning Center

Parents at this school would recommend this school to other parents.

Review this preschool

Telephone: (513) 825-0879  · Website: www.jwumc.net

• Summary
• General Info
• Curriculum &
  Teaching Approach
• Quality of
  Teaching
• Home/School
  Connection
• Discipline,
  Health & Safety
• Ages, Schedule
  & Tuition
• Application &
  Admissions
• Kindergarten
  Placement&Tips

General Approach to Learning

	Play-based
	Play-based with some structure
	Predominantly teacher-led instruction
	Montessori
	Waldorf
	Co-op
	Reggio-Emilia

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Social Skills & Work Habits

OVERALL RATING (5.0)
This school has increased my child's:
Ability to listen and follow directions
Ability to sit still for longer periods of time
Ability to be a part of a group of children
Self-sufficiency and independence
Awareness of others’ feelings
Cooperation with other children

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Curriculum and Teaching Approach

	PLAY-BASED	PLAY-BASED WITH SOME STRUCTURE	MOSTLY TEACHER LED	NOT FORMALLY IN CURRICULUM	CONDUCIVE ENVIRONMENT
Language					-
Oral language	-		-	-	n/a
Nursery rhymes, poems, songs	-			-	n/a
Storybook reading	-			-	n/a
Emerging literacy skills	-			-	n/a
Cognitive Development					n/a
Math and number sense	-		-	-	-
Time & space	-		-	-	-
Sci. reasoning/physical world	-		-	-	-
Music	-	-		-	-
Visual arts	-			-	-
Physical activity	-		-	-	-
Other subjects taught					n/a

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Parents' Comments

Parent #1
JWELC follows the State of Ohio's recommendations for learning. My children were more than prepared to attend Kindergarten after attending school at JWELC. A complete written report of my child's progress was given to me at a parent teacher conference at the end of the school year.

Parent #2
Just the right amount of play time and structure from the teacher. There are activities to do as a class such as jobs at the beginning of class and talking about what they will be doing that day. The children know what is expected of them and are proud of themselves as they learn.