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young mind thoughts
whispers from uncartographed universes
urging to listen closely
speak own words
with a
voice of prisms splitting light into spectrums for
fantasies
what-ifs
realities

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For OlOn, Early Subjectivity of Thought (ESoT) refers to the initial development of a child’s ability to form and express their own thoughts, feelings, perspectives.

..at around the age of 5, children are beginning to transition from a more egocentric view of the world, where they primarily see things from their own point of view to a more complex understanding which includes considering the thoughts and feelings of others...

What does 'Thinking Subjectively' mean to you?



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Existential yoyos - DARE to redefine education, from absurd to profound:

can preschoolers ponder the absurd?
or, with OlOn,
delve into the realm of early subjectivity...

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YAP! Children ARE Subjective Thinkers!

For OlOn, cultivating Subjectivity is more than just metaprocessing information.
It's about understanding perspectives, forming opinions, embracing creativity.
And YES, YES, YES! - early learners DO think subjectively!

"...Meanwhile in the whole EYFS world:
😫 Subjective thinking requires cognitive capacities beyond EYFS children.
😣 Early childhood prioritises concrete experiences over abstract thought.
🛏️ Young children lack the introspection needed for subjective thinking.
🛌 Objectivity will dominate early cognition due to limited experiences.
😩 Abstract subjective reasoning is underdeveloped in the EYFS.
🥱 Early Years learners focus on immediate needs rather than perspectives.
😪 Subjectivity can only emerge in later stages of cognitive development.
😴 Subjectivity demands metacognition not typical in young children.
💤 Subjectivity interprets complex emotions too challenging for minors.
🤤 Early children's focus on the present inhibits abstract subjective thought."

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