Saturday, October 25, 2014

Week Eight: Final Blog

Learning about the international early childhood field has enabled me to expand my knowledge of how different areas approach and think about issues such as poverty, equity, accessibility, and health and wellness. This knowledge gives us some potential background information about what children may or may not have experienced prior to arriving in our classrooms. This knowledge also allows us to select areas where we need more development, support, or resources in order to best serve children with diverse backgrounds, experiences, and learning needs. Lastly, it can help us to identify focal points for becoming advocates, such as advocating for equity in education for children regardless of where they live or what socioeconomic bracket they fall within. 

Children and families need high quality care no matter where they live. One of my goals would be to advocate for high quality early child care both internationally and locally.

2 comments:

  1. Your posting was great! I agree.. Children and families need high quality care no matter what. I hope you accomplish your goal as well.

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  2. Thanks for sharing! I agree with your opinion of being an advocate for the children. I believe all children need someone to stand up for them within the early childhood community. Good luck in your future endeavors!

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