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The Power of Collaborative Play: Parents and Teachers in the BCCT Way
In today’s educational landscape, the partnership between parents and teachers is more crucial than ever. Embracing the BCCT (Beyond Center and Circle Time) approach, we offer a unique opportunity for parents to engage alongside teachers in various learning environments—such as the blocks area, preparatory zones, discovery of the world, Islamic studies, and the art area.
This collaborative engagement not only strengthens the bond between home and school but also fosters a holistic development for children. By playing together, parents and teachers model important values such as compassion, patience, and mutual respect.
From an Islamic perspective, this partnership aligns with the values of community, family, and nurturing the next generation. When parents actively participate in play, it reflects the Islamic principle of ta’awun (mutual cooperation) and rahmah (compassion), ensuring that children grow up in a balanced, supportive environment.
Ultimately, this collaborative play nurtures well-rounded, resilient children who feel supported by both their teachers and their parents, reinforcing the importance of a unified vision for their growth.
It’s so important to acknowledge the dedication of both teachers and parents. Their collaborative spirit really sets the foundation for a nurturing and enriching learning environment. I’m sure the appreciation from both sides makes a huge difference for the children’s wellbeing.