The Guiding Documents

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Power Point Presentation The Guiding Documents is a set of documents in which specify the standards for learning and development for children zero to school age. The presentation viewed focus on the Infant Toddler Learning and Development Foundation. The writer of this paper learned through the presentation couple of new concepts of the Guiding Documents.
One of the new learning acquired through the presentation was the emphasis in which the state of California has put into aligning the Infants/ Toddler Learning Foundation along with the Preschool Learning Foundation. The emphasis is on the four main domains; language, social/emotional, cognitive, and perceptual and motor development. All four domains are crucial for children appropriate

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