I-1.2—To base program practices upon current knowledge and research in the field of early childhood education, child development, and related disciplines, as well as on knowledge of each child. While children are forever evolving so must the research into the development of how children learn and their rate of development. I have a deep passion to see each child reach their full potential. I read everything I can get my hands to better equip myself with the knowledge I need to ensure their development. of my students. NAEYC, (2009) states, “The profession’s responsibility to promote quality in the care and education of young children compels us to revisit regularly the validity and currency of our core knowledge and positions, such as this one on issues of practice.” I-1.3—To recognize and respect the unique qualities, abilities, and potential of each child. ...
Describe each person and briefly state your relationship to each person, in what ways each one has influenced your life as a child, how they nurtured you, cared about you, and how they made you feel special. 1. John Flonnory John Flonnory is my dad. He has taught me the way I little who goes into a current young lady should be treated. He also taught me while I may grow up I will always have that special guy in my life that has strong arms to always teach me I can do anything when he gives me a hug and tells me to go do what I do and do it the best I can do. 2. Dot Dixon Dot Dixon is my aunt. The one lesson that is to this day I still hold dear to me is love what I do but to have fun doing what I do. She instilled in me that as long as you love what you do it would never be a chore or a job to do it. 3. Annie Bell Lawson Annie Bell Lawson is my grandmother. She is a staple in my life. She is the one that brings my trouble...
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