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    The article’s purpose was to bring recognition to the importance of music in early childhood education. It looks at how music influences cognitive, biological and social emotional development. The author closes the article out by suggesting ways in which teachers can incorporate music into their own classrooms and learning opportunities. The author begins the article by noting that in an early childhood setting, music is everywhere. It is how we may greet our parents in the morning, transition…

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    Promoting Childhood Literacy Social Workers have an ethical responsibility to the broader society. NASW code of ethics states, “Social Workers should engage in social and political action that seeks to ensure that all people have equal access to the resources, employment, services, and opportunities they require to meet their basic human needs and to develop fully” (Workers, 2008, p. 27). Promoting childhood literacy is a small piece of empowering the broader society. Hosting a literacy event…

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    Growing up around educators and starting my learning journey at an early age, a thought never crossed my mind: “I really am lucky to have all these people care about my future success.” Not everyone is as fortunate as I am. Early Childhood Education or ECE is an important factor on the success of students all over the world. Last school year, I had planned on starting a book club at one of the feeder schools for my high school, to try to promote reading and boost literacy levels for the school.…

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    Head Start Impact Paper

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    There are many top organizations competing to figure out how could this issue be resolved, while being the most economic at the same time. If early childhood education is at the forefront of every country the cycle of poverty can be broken. If parents were properly educated their selves they would raise children that would one day become adults and in return they would capable of educating their…

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    bands that mark different stages of psycho-social development: under one, 1-2; 3-4; 5-9; 10-14; and 15 and over. The unequal spans demonstrate the unevenness of children’s development, which progresses particularly rapidly in all dimensions in the early…

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    programs has become a national concern due to the establishments of public prekindergarten programs throughout all the states. The introduction of structured learning environments is the new focus of prekindergarten programs. The connections between early childhood programs and kindergarten programs are key elements in helping bridge the transition gap (Skouteris, Watson, & Lum, 2012). Parents sometimes only have vague ideas of what school readiness really is and how to promote it (Belfield, &…

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    It is quite obvious that the quality of an American education has fallen. As of 2014, American students were ranked barely above average in the world on the Program for International Student Assessment, or PISA exam, and have been jumped by several countries in the past decade with far fewer economic resources. (Resmovits, 2014) The major educational issues within the United States have been scrutinized by academic scholars such as Jonathon Kozol, John Hattie and the authors of Too Many Children…

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    Child Care Outline

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    The government requires a certain structural procedure that day cares have to abide by. It likely includes early education, nutrition, or a schedule to follow. This structure fills the child’s needs to become independent and develop more skills needed for early stage development. b) Evidence: Most parents aren’t skilled enough to be able to know what to teach a child to help with the early stages of development. Due to parents working to be…

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    Without The Renaissance, Where Would We Be? Although many people think the Renaissance period is simply an era of rebirth, it ultimately shaped the world into what we know today. What is the significant effect of the Renaissance? P.J. O’Rourke stated “Not much was really invented during the Renaissance, if you don’t count modern civilization.” This statement refers to the vast amount of advances made during the period. The long-lasting achievements in technology, science, mathematics, geography…

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    of the forefathers of the early childhood educational field and background will allow for more substantiated thoughts and understanding of research, developments and innovations. Piaget and Vygotsky’s theories Is there a strong need to have an understanding about Piaget/Vygotsky and their theories with all of the research and knowledge that has come about since their time? Simply put, yes. Lourenço (2012) highlights just how instrumental they were to the field of early childhood education.…

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