What is Portage?
Portage Early Education inventory is used to determine whether children between the ages of 0-6 have developmentally appropriate skills for their age. It is determined at what stage the child is in terms of social, language, self-care, cognitive and physical development, and from that stage on, the aim is to ensure the healthy growth of the child by teaching exercises and games to help develop each skill. Portage early education program can be applied to children with normal development, as well as to children who are delayed at any stage of their development or have developmental delays. The Portage inventory began to be developed in the United States in 1969 and took its current form by updating it with the information obtained as a result of the applications. By assuming the role of the child's educator, parents can both follow their children closely and witness the educational process.
Areas Covered by This Inventory:
• Baby Development Steps
• Language development
• Self-care development
• Cognitive development
• Physical development.
600 It contains nearly 500 skills and 3000 activity examples. It is a way of working in which it is checked by an expert at certain intervals and the goals are aimed to be increased each time.
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