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    Early childhood education in Aotearoa has grown a lot in value since its beginning points. Perspectives of the value of childcare and kindergarten and its contribution to whānau and communities have changed immensely, due to constantly changing and growing societal and cultural contexts, influences and demands. Te Whāriki acknowledges this constant change, therefore, it is flexible enough that it can be used for many different ECE services, in varying environments with children and whānau from…

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    I was given the chance to use the Devereux Early Childhood Assessment Clinical (DECA-C) with Tara Noel’s daycare provider to compare scores in that manners. Devereux Early Childhood Assessment Clinical (DECA-C) is typically used by early childhood mental health specialists. I am not concerned about Tara Noel’s mental health, but I was interested in comparing the DECA and DECA-C to each other.…

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    The communication in the early childhood classrooms serve children in the areas of speech and/or language. In addition to their specific speech and language skills, children will learn other social communication skills, such as following directions, waiting for a turn, listening and sharing. It is important to provide a variety of experiences to support children’s communication and language skills. This lesson describes how you can create language- and communication-rich environments that engage…

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    Services conduct business in a way that maintains goodwill within the early childhood field and builds the confidence of parents, fellow professionals, and the community: • A service that knows of another service engaging in illegal practices should report this to the appropriate authority. Services are connected through membership with a professional group such as the ChildForum Early Childhood Network for the sharing of ideas and approaches that work, access to best practice guidelines, advice…

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    In the article Creating Welcoming and Inclusive Environments for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Families in Early Childhood Settings, authors Tracy Burt, Aimee Gelnaw, and Lee Klinger Lesser discuss the importance for educators to create classrooms and learning environments that are inclusive of LGBT children and families. Through their discussion of the importance of LGBT inclusion Burt et al., break the article into two topics. They begin with describing why it is vital to…

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    foundation, parents must become the vital source of information. It is a parents job to expose the a child to their key essentials in early birth so as they develop, they can become knowledgeable throughout life 's events. In the book Children by John W. Santrock, Santrock states that a famous psychologist known as Erik Erikson emphasizes the importance of our early experiences as well as our later experiences. He then continues by explaining how these behaviors originate from social…

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    The early childhood administrators I interviewed are Linda Ackles, Jackie Zeckser, and Shelly Wright, all from Hastings. Ackles is a retired Family Childcare Provider. Zeckser used to be a Program Coordinator for Head Start. Wright is a Preschool Teacher and Director at St. Michael’s Preschool in Hastings. When asked about the mission and values of their respective programs, Ackles wanted to provide quality care at affordable rates. Zeckser said the values at Head Start are providing for the…

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    value is patience. This inner quality is extremely important for childhood educators because in order to understand children one must be able to be patient and put themselves in a child’s shoe to see how they see the world. Children deserve educators that care and appreciate them and not educators who are just doing their job because they have to. There are various of ways to demonstrate patience in order to be a successful childhood educator. The first strategy to display this value is…

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    major concern for educators, parents and early learning centers. In Australian early year’s education, we acknowledge growth and development as dynamic and harmonize holistic approaches to health (United Nations International Children 's Emergency Fund [UNICEF], 2008). The below article details the critical reviews of current philosophies of risk-taking and safety literature in early childhood education responding to the statement, “Children in early childhood centers need to be kept safe all…

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    Investigate and Discuss Creativity in Early Childhood Education. The aim of this paper is to discuss what is the definition of creativity in early childhood education. To do this we first need to understand what creativity is and I think this quote by Linda Niamen (cited online 2016) “Creativity is the act of turning new and imaginative ideas into reality. Creativity is characterized by the ability to perceive the world in new ways to find hidden patterns” sums it up perfectly for me. So it’s…

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