The fascinating development of the crib pictures over the centuries

The fascinating development of the crib pictures over the centuries

GRATWEIN STRASSENGEL, Österreich - The fascinating development of the Christmas image is the subject of a lecture that will take place on December 22nd at 2:00 p.m. in the homicide of Abbey. The abbey historian Elisabeth Brenner will explain how the representations of that Christmas night in Bethlehem have changed since the 3rd century. These profound changes in art history show the most diverse interpretations and uses of the crib, which is of great interest to visitors, Meinzirk.at reported.

But not only the Christmas representations show change and development. Even in early childhood education, consideration of the different needs and strengths of the children are taken into account. In Gratwein-Strassengel, great emphasis is placed on a pedagogical environment that offers the children space to dream and research. The guiding values ​​include emotional and social relationships, movement, health as well as nature and technology. The imparting of knowledge takes place individually and adapted to the level of development of each child, as the municipality has anchored on its website.

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The free play is considered the central form of self -determined learning, which gives the children freedom to explore and discover. An inspiring interior design not only promotes creativity, but also ensures an environment in which the children can live out their identity and interests. The kindergarten rooms are carefully prepared so that the children can become active and develop further, while they act in an atmosphere of respect and cohesion at the same time.

This comprehensive approach in childcare in Gratwein-Strassengel, coupled with the cultural discussion of the development of the Christmas image in art, shows how important it is to integrate both traditions and modern educational approaches. The events and programs aim to support a holistic development of the children and to promote their individual development.