Early childhood education

In working with children from early on, I found that I relate very well with them and understand them. I am patient, yet firm. I found I do not get frustrated when a child is struggling: academically, socially, or emotionally, nor do I give in and let them do as they want. I help them follow through. I started babysitting when I was twelve and continued on throughout the years. I realized that I wanted to work with children and yet knew – then – it was not going to be by teaching them. When I…

Education started with hunter and gatherers recognizing that hunting and gathering food were natural ways for children to learn. Not long after this, industry came into the world which made children work in factories. They had to work long hours, but this developed their skills and abilities. “The idea began to spread that childhood should be a time for learning, and schools for children were developed as places for learning” (Gray). The true education system started in the 16th century in…

degree from Mary Baldwin one year early, and of achieving my choice careers in psychology and education. My high school, Morris County School of Technology, greatly prepared me for my assurance in my career choice. Having gone to a…

Teachers working in the field of Early Childhood Education need to be prepared to deal with all aspects of children. We must realize the importance of parents as the first and primary educator of their children. We must also need skills in working with parents and helping them to meet the needs of the family. We must understand the importance of parent involvement, how to work together with families, and types of approaches to take in practicing effective communication with families. Family is…

stories, and anecdotal observations to learn more about how to observe the children’s play to know when they are learning, and developing. We were able to demonstrate our documentation boards with the approval of the parents to show them and early childhood education community what we have created and learned from the children’s play that shows their development. By sharing and making the children’s learning visible it will help support and awareness of children’s potential, as might learners…

too went through the same career tech program when she was in high school that made her decision to become a teacher clear as well. In the same interview when asked why she choose teaching as a professional career she stated, “I took an early childhood education career tech program at Sylvania Northview High School, and that…

have worked in the field of early childhood education for almost two years and I have learned many new things. I have also gained new knowledge and I am still learning as I continue my education with Kendall College. Being a teacher is not an easy task but teaching the children is a passion that I have had for years. So I decide to go back to school and to learn the skills and knowledge I needed to teach the children I wanted to teach. With taking up early childhood education classes along with…

I am a 21 year old aspiring early childhood educator; I am presently pursuing my bachelor’s degree in this field. From an early age I have had the desire to teach, working with young children within my old church Sunday school program made me want to pursue a career in early childhood education. There is something about the innocent of young children, and being the first teacher other than their parents, is a tremendous privilege to be the person who helps to model their precious minds and as a…

main reasons I have chosen a career in Inclusive Early Childhood Education. Being a teacher, I know that I too will be able to provide a young child with the same kind of positive influence. As a senior in high school I had the opportunity to participate in the Mentorship Program. The goal of the program is to allow the students to experience a career by gaining a first-hand experience. Eight weeks are…

Hispanic children’s participation rates in early childhood education programs are significantly low compared to Caucasian students due to economic disadvantages. The low socioeconomic status of Hispanics has led to lower achievement levels in primary and secondary schools, which is an extension of the lack of early childhood education enrollment. The data does show that Hispanic parents value early childhood education programs and at least know of them. Researchers found evidence to reflect…