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    Universal preschool, in my opinion, would begin the journey to narrowing the gap of educational disparity between economically disadvantaged children and children who have the financial means to attend private preschool programs. Studies have proven that children’s earliest years are crucial for developing school readiness. Without a strong foundation of early learning, many children start school with a deficit, and teachers spend years trying to help these children catch up (Doggett & Wat,…

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    a unique individual, it is the educators responsibility and privilege to successfully help them obtains the skills necessary to reach their next step of development, and eventually their future potential. EXPERIENCE DIRECTOR Zion’s Joyful Noise Preschool 1998-2014 Zion Lutheran Church 2215 Brandywine Lane, York, PA 17404 • Established a safe and healthy environment for all. • Formed positive relationships with students, parents, church and community. • Created and implemented…

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    Engle and Maureen M. Black, states, “When these risks occur during preschool years, they can have long-lasting…

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    Rachel Carson (1965) shared that the early years is an important time to prepare the soil. Thus, it is important to note that quality of child care is related to children’s development. Therefore, a benchmark or a yardstick is critical for preschool operator to meet the minimum requirement while working towards excellence. Assessment tools are usually designed for a particular purpose such as language development, children behaviriul competency or for a programme quality. A purpose of an…

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    has been continually observed to begin before a child even enters school. As children become more exposed to literature at a young age, the more prepared they have shown to be once finally in a classroom setting. Chances are, sending your child to preschool will give them a better chance at success when they find themselves in primary schooling. (SpringRefrence) describes literacy as, “listening, speaking, reading and writing.” "Literacy is evolving, beginning at birth, through interactions…

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    Classroom Observation

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    perspective was the personal vision, mission, and values statements that opened my view of a bigger picture on how preschools are administrated and directed for a deeper connection with the community. Q. Which observation confirmed something you had already been thinking? What is that thinking? A. The observation that confirmed something I had already been thinking was the Presbyterian preschool observation, it’s not through EED200, but same timing. I observed the classes inside, and I liked few…

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    (May 2013) the School to Prison Pipeline refers to the policies and practices that funnel our nation’s students out of classrooms and into the juvenile and justice system. The pipeline is a reflection of the the priority of incarceration over education, and starts with inadequate resources in public schools. High stakes testing, over policing, and poor zero tolerance and suspension practices all perpetuate the pipeline. Al Jazeera America (2014) writes of the disparities between…

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    Education Gap In the United States, education gap is a real problem for many minority students. We live in a multicultural society with various ideas about what success means and not every child is encouraged to pursue higher education, some students have a cultural mentality that varies from the rest. Education can easily become overwhelming for foreigners because of the diverse cultures, different ethnicities, and languages. Language is a barrier to some students who do not even know English…

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    school is development communication skills. Receiving speech and language services is kind of the substantial supports for individuals to benefit from their education. The school-based Speech-Language Pathologist(SLP) plays an important role in education and his serves could be in the both teams the special education and general education. SLPs may serve students directly or work with educators and parents to address communication and language needs. Speech-language pathologists aim to aid…

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    really well. Given how curious he is and interested he has always been in learning about new things, we did our best to find him a preschool in Tampa that functioned not as a daycare only, but as a real school. We knew he needed educational stimulation that was age-appropriate, not just a place to spend time with other children. When we found the USF Preschool for Creative Learning, we were ecstatic. They only take children who are age two and up and specifically guide their curriculum to…

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