เด็กปฐมวัยในยุค Next Normal กับกิจกรรมงานสวน (Young Children in the Next Normal Era with Gardening Activities)
Keywords:
Young children, Next normal, Gardening activitiesAbstract
The Next Normal Era is a trend or direction of change with three trends: 1) stay-at-home economies; 2) touchless societies; and 3) regenerative organics. The trend or direction of those changes affects communication, work, and learning around the world. Young children need to change the way they learn. Teaching activities are one of the learning methods that correspond to the Next Normal era. This encourages children to learn how to be friends with the land and save the world in a simple way so that they can learn about safety and environmental impacts by using cooperation between homes and schools and integrating technology into gardening activities.
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