Early childhood education

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    very important for them in order to continue to their life when they were older. As future early childhood educator I see inclusion is very important and relevant to all young children, including special need children need to feel safe and secure around our environment and they also beware of their part of our human being. I am strongly agreed that Peter(2007) saying on “countries without a special education system or little provision available to special need children will have a big problem…

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    growth and development, education, psychology, or a related field of study; adhere to a code of ethics and standards established by the Child Life Council, and many have participated in the rigorous process for obtaining the Certified Child Life Specialist (CCLS) credential, which is administered by CLC (DHDFS, 2016). The employment rates of child life specialist are expected to grow 15 percent from 2012 -2022, and in 2013 the average salary was 46,060 (Learn, 2016). Early Childhood…

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    make sure we are guiding them and teaching them in a way so that they can learn. We need to make sure that we are assessing the child on what they are learning and producing an environment to which the children are able to learn with. The early childhood education is changing almost every day. That means making sure that parents are involved in some way in the children’s homework, volunteering in the classroom, and just…

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    The Importance Of HIPPY

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    DIVERSIFIED COMMUNITY SERVICES BRINGS HIPPY PROGRAM TO PHILADELPHIA Early childhood education is critical to a child’s development. It has the capacity to close the educational achievement gap and increases their self-sufficiency as adults. Diversified Community Services realizes that learning through play with parents as a child’s first teacher is the key to that success. In October, Diversified Community Services is introducing the Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY)…

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    Week 6 Reflection Report

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    (Morrison, 2013). Doing the careers, it made me see that I do have a good job with children in the early childhood education because there is always a need there. The population is now going younger every day because Teens are having babies and they are having to get daycare for their children and it is increasing the need for child care and preschool. The profession…

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    Literature Review “The arts are a fundamentally important part of culture, and an education without them is an impoverished education leading to an impoverished society” stated Hetland and Winner (14). Music has been an integral part of education since the invention of the alphabet song. According to Kelley & Sutton Smith, “children are natural, instinctive music makers. However, when we expose children to music through singing and playing instruments, they become more proficient and develop…

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    Stand By Greek Arya

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    Figure 1. Informal model of categories which is created by Popplet app Children’s Needs and Interest While Arya organizing her classroom, first she considers the children needs. According to Arya, a kindergarten classroom should be developmentally appropriate for the students. For example, she created a block space that children can improve their minor and gross motor skill and imagination, while playing block and Legos. In addition, in case of this space is not big enough for students to…

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    The early childhood years are characterized by the importance of early intervention as the key for helping children develop cognitive, emotional, and social abilities, which lay the basis for academic achievement and social skills. These skills play an important role in children’s ability to successfully learn and reach their potential at school that can last throughout their lives. After the family context, children spend the majority of their time at educational settings. This is the place…

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    Preschool Development

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    you are exposing your child to many different skills that are going to be needed for the rest of your life. Don’t you want your child to be getting an education about life while making friends and having fun at the same time? There are three different areas of development that your child will grow in when attending an early childhood education program. Those three areas of development are physical, social and emotional, and intellectual. Your child will also develop motor skills as well…

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    Diversity In Childcare

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    In my second research article, Cultural Diversity in Teachers’ Group-Centered Beliefs and Practices in Early Childcare, researchers van Schaik, Saskia D. M., Leseman, P. P. M., & Huijbregts, S. K. (2014) examined the relation between teachers’ cultural backgrounds, their beliefs regarding group processes, their actual support of group processes, and children’s…

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