Freedom of choice is the means by which a child can find an activity of interest and motivation in the classroom that a child wants to practice because he wants to master it.

Freedom of choice is the means by which a child can find an activity of interest and motivation in the classroom that a child wants to practice because he wants to master it. These repeated experiences form the child’s development from a dependent infant to a self-sufficient member of society. Shining Star children, through the freedom of choice and movement, are able to explore and discover more about themselves, their environment and the real world every day.