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    Early childhood is a crucial stage of life in terms of a child’s physical, intellectual, emotional and social development; however, not all children grow at the same rate. Children with developmental delays may have mild learning disabilities or profound cognitive impairment that may greatly affect their overall development; therefore, when considering inclusion in early childhood settings, it is important to note that not all child care administrators and day care facilities are experienced or…

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    Education has the role of ensuring that early childhood settings are safe for children, teachers and non-teaching staff. The Act on Occupational, health and safety, 2007 notes that heads of early childhood settings have the responsibility of ensuring that children, teachers and workers stay in a safe environment while in early childhood settings (Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 2007). In this regard, this report is a guide on how early childhood settings can create a conducive…

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    I choose the early child hood field to better myself as a teacher and to get a better understanding of how a child’s mind work. Growing up I always wanted to became a teacher and open up my own daycare center. One of my career goals is to make sure my center is built and able to meet the needs of all children. This includes children who suffer with a disability or disorder. There is not many centers who have the resources or staff willing to help a child who suffer with developmental issues. My…

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    sociable, and intellect changes over a period from conception through adolescence. Childhood is a multifaceted process in which many changes occur. To fully understand the changes throughout childhood, one interview and observation was conducted to a toddler perspective, and a second interview and observation was implemented on a school-age child. Vast changes arise from infancy and toddlerhood, jumping to later childhood, and that was deceptive when comparing the outcomes from the two…

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    Children exhibit a wide array of significant and fascinating behaviors throughout childhood. These behaviors are essential to their growth and can characterize their entire childhood. Studying and analyzing the behavior of children during childhood development will lead to a deeper understanding of how kids grow physically, emotionally, cognitively and socially. Observing a child in their natural setting is a superb way to examine and track specific behaviors. For this project I observed a male,…

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    Introduction “Early childhood education? My children do not need that, we can do it ourselves.” And it very possible, but there are factors that is needed to be known. Early childhood education is used in a lot of ways and if done correctly a child usually will not have problems such as lack in social skills, speech issues, etc. There is a way that that can be achieved, and it all starts at an early age. When people hear early childhood development, they think of daycare and a lot of money.…

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    I believe education is the most beneficial when Early Childhood Educators partner with parents to help nurture a child’s development and to help the child learn. When an educational model is followed both at home and at school, children can intellectually and emotionally develop through the consistency and repetition. Through the teachings of Eric Erikson, Maria Montessori and Rudolph Dreikurs, it can be proven that early childhood is the time to nurture the young minds’ ability to learn from…

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    child as an individual. and third is what is known about the social and cultural context in which the child lives meaning how they are being taught and raised at home. because of the growing diversity in the United States it is important that early childhood Educators have a consistency Of what is being taught at homeand school and “ culturally…

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    Jonathan Leone Professor John Ziebell ENG 100 7 October 2015 Early Childhood Education – Argumentative Essay Early childhood is the most rapid period of development for human cognitive response. It is said that brain is like a sponge within the first 2000 days of life. With that in mind, regarding early-childhood education, the government, teachers, and especially parents need to be able to discern children’s behavior and development, as well act accordingly for later life success. The biggest…

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    During my observation, I was able to witness a few things between the children there and how they socialized with each other. When first arriving, the whole class was in a circle and the teacher was giving instructions on the activities that were going to happen. After the teacher explained the activities, the children were split up into groups and went on to the activity with a teacher. The different activities that were being offered were; drawing, building, playing with play dough, and a…

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