Statement: Progression Of Attitudes Toward Cultural Differences

• I see a progression of attitudes toward cultural differences from awareness, tolerance, and acceptance to respect and appreciation. Beyond that lies celebration, support, and finally, using differences as resources to expand and enrich your own life relates to my role as an infant toddler professional, by providing me management skills, style, values and style of communication, it help me identify barriers and identify cultures, utilize culturally sensitive and appropriate interventions based on the race, ethnicity and language spoken, being able to access the culture needs of each individually family, with perceptions about what works and what doesn’t work, what is helpful and what is not, what makes sense and what does not. For me understanding culture helps me avoid stereotyping and being biases, it gives me a focus on the positive characteristics of a particular …show more content…
I have notice myself being really sensitive and patient to infant and toddlers, I have notice to wait and not judge them , but talk them through their situation, I have also notice that, infant and toddlers are little people who needs directions and support, without the right guidance can be miss lead without a clue. I noticed to learn each child needs and development differently.
• What ideas or questions do you now have about working with families in a culturally responsive manner?
My ideas I have about working with families in a culturally responsive, is by all means be respectful, understand your families and the needs that they have, be knowledgeable about ways that will help each family, put your background and differences behind you, know and understand your each family needs, be sure not to judge the upbringing of your families. Value each family culture because each culture is a learning experience for an educational