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    recent years, the younger generations tend to be more sensitive to immature matters over bullying online. These matters are taught in the older generations to be more mature towards bullying and to ignore it. Most of the maturity comes from their early childhood discipline from their parents. Physical punishment is an effective parenting method, but there are situations where abuse is involved with alcoholic parents. Although, physical punishment is effective it’s not the only way to discipline…

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    Early childhood development is essential for parents or caregivers CDC (2016) Developmental Milestones offers the opportunity for parents to be aware because they should be mindful of any signs of late development. (p.1). Facilities that choose to teach parents do so for parents to recognize early signs of late development to consist of autism, speech (language), etc. can be detected. There is a need for developmental milestones as Child Care Education Institute (2012) discusses how…

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    Development Early childhood literacy is becoming a big focus in a child’s development these days and for good reason. Much research and study has been done on how a child learns and many theorists believe that a child’s literacy development actually begins at birth, not just when they start school. This discovery has helped to make many changes in the early childhood care sector, including the beginning of The Early Years Learning Framework. Focus is now on providing quality education along…

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    which shows we are a country who values the childhood study approach (United Nations, 1989). Te Whāriki and its strands and principles are closely related to the views woven throughout the United Nations document (Ministry of Education, 1996). Both the United Nations document and our New Zealand curriculum Te Whāriki strongly influence the importance of including the ‘child’s voice’ within their early childhood learning and development (Ministry of Education, 1996). Te Whāriki concerns with…

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    It is an early childhood education program, and serves to reduce obesity; a third of the children that Head Start service are overweight or obese. In a study evaluating the barriers to healthy eating, “half of [Head Start] directors reported that the program lacked money ‘to…

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    The author of Early Childhood Classroom Observation Measure is Deborah Stipek and Patricia Byler. They published in 2004. They practice this measure in 127 kindergarten classrooms. Early Childhood Classroom Observation Measure is to observe and assess a normal day in the classroom. (Stipek & Byler, 2004, 2005) are made using a three-column format along the following areas: (1) Child-Centered, (2) Teacher-Directed, and (3) Child Dominated. These three areas are evaluated along the following…

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    Discussion Current research appears to validate that quality within the learning environment, in which children are engulfed in daily, enables optimal growth and development to flourish. .Jeon and Buettner (2015) noted the Quality Rating and Improvement System (QRIS), which is a government-funded system designed to inform parents and families of what quality essentially looks like. This is a voluntary assessment tool. However, the rationale for this rating system is for parents and families to…

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    Early childhood programs such as Head Start aim to improve the intellectual performances of children who are enrolled in them (CITE). Most research done on these programs suggest a positive correlation between these programs and educational achievement. But the program doesn't only affect the child by itself, but the parents' influence play a huge part on the school readiness and success of the child. Since California is a very racially diverse state with children's parents language ability…

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    Introduction Childcare industry is a child care that provides education and care for young children. In Malaysia, there are two types of institutions that offered Early Childhood Care & Education (ECCE) programmes which are childcare centres or nurseries or taska and pre-schools or kindergartens or tadika. An early child care centre (ECCC) is defined as premises or businesses that provide childcare services for working parents for the education or care of four children or more children under the…

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    Self-Review In Education

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    Self-review or internal evaluation enables early childhood services to evaluate and improve practice. It is undertaken to identify and address areas of improvement, understand the whats, whys and hows of the processes involved in practice and to advance goals in a learning community (Education Review Office [ERO], 2016a). With the help of self-review, it is possible to transform practices for the benefit of children’s learning and development. The early childhood curriculum, Te Whaariki,…

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