Engaging A Diverse Family

Introduction Parent Inventories are extremely important to my own professional development and for the parents, and children. This is an opportunity for me and the parent to meet face to face to share all the 25 questions which will give me hands on the early childhood education. I have interviewed six parents with a total of twenty-five children which different ages. The answers that the parents provide will promote high quality teaching for the children. That can give me an idea on what kind of services each child’s need because the parents are the first teacher. Regarding at the responses of the parents’ feelings towards their children’s educational experience, I will encourage parent’s relationship with teachers and he importance of family involvement and community in various points. this procedure can provide bird’s eye view of the challenges encountered in raising children in this society. …show more content…
It is important that families can learn how excellent early childhood education programs are effectively working in order they can share what they learn with other programs struggling to start and sustain family engagement practices. As part of this project, NAEYC identified programs that engage diverse families by Exchanging knowledge with families. Family members share their unique knowledge and skills through actively volunteering and participating in events and activities at school. Teachers seek out information about their students' lives, families, and communities, and integrate this information into their curriculum and instructional practices. It is crucial that the teachers implement strategies for developing partnerships with families because families come from different backgrounds/ cultures; at this point we can learn more about the child’s cultures. This is an answer for question nine the mother states, “She feels that the teacher supports