Child prodigy

Parents and caregivers have a great deal of influence on their children and their behaviours. Based on their parenting techniques, the amount of trust between said child and parent, and the attitudes they portray in day to day life, children will act accordingly. These lessons and teachings are carried over into adulthood, influencing how they act in society, and how they will in tern act with their own children. Some parents are too involved in their child’s life, causing them to “push away” by…

Values are a vital part in everyone’s life that are learned mainly during the childhood based on a child’s upbringing by their parents. The values can change over time as a person meets new people in his or her everyday life. Knowing personal core values is important as it helps a person in building the element of self-awareness in their lives and help in making a decision on the way of living their life. Self-awareness can help a person have a clear view of their personality and moreover their…

they develop skills that become practical to use while in school. Although art is vital in a child’s learning process, most parents aren’t aware of the benefits that come when their child is involved in art activities. It is up to the child’s parents to find a way to change and direct a path in order to help a child become successful. When children become involved in art activities, they obtain several skills that are vital for school and will be able to use for the rest of their life. A…

meaning, either through social interactions or individually. A teacher is responsible for at least 20 different children. My CT has 18 in her class, all are very unique and different from each other. With each child learning at a different phase, how do you develop lessons plans that address every child 's need? Although all children develop uniquely, most follow a certain developmental pattern. Educators must understand these developmental stages in order to create and modify lessons that…

The first inner quality that I 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…

allows the child to get placed based on their educational needs and not their disability. Inclusion is integrating a child with disabilities or developmental delay into educational programs who serves developing children. Inclusion is available to any child that needs inclusion based on what that child needs according to the school staff and parents. This allows the child to have proper education based on the need of the child. Professional’s and families must carefully evaluate the child…

Often individuals face uncertainty and adversity in the pursuit of their dreams. This uncertainty spurs from the ideas that are instilled in a child’s mind as they grow up; “if you desire something strong enough, you can make it happen”. However, as one experiences the obstacles of life, it becomes undoubtedly clearer that not all aspirations are achievable. This awareness leads one to make decisions not only based on their potential, but on their limitations. But what happens if an individual…

The poem “Good Hours” by Robert Frost is a poem that alludes the feeling of solitude and loneliness to its readers. Frost himself faced a great deal of heartbreak in his time. While “Good Hours” is one of his lesser known poems, it is no doubt beautiful and artistic in the least. Much like almost all of Frost’s poems, this poem uses nature to reveal and analyze the narrator’s feelings. Renowned poet, Robert Frost, in his poem, “Good Hours”, describes a scenic walk through a village on a winter…

Many young children dream of being princesses or superheroes when they grow up and the rest of the world permits them to live in this fantasy world while they can. Inevitably, though, one day, the children will realize that the world is not the fairytale they once imagined it to be. A piece of their innocence and bliss slips away. The idea of loss of innocence has been popular in literature for ages. One of the best known novels in the world, To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee, follows the…

Discussion 1: Moral Development Theory and Bullying Children start from the early to “self-regulate” their characters when raised by parents that impact an honest lifestyle in their lives by also, consistently rewarding them when they portrayed good character and punished them when they misbehaved. However, when children exposed to a pattern of morally acceptable character and not trained up among the group of liars or cheaters that will enable those well-developed self-regulatory mechanisms to…