The Early Childhood Care and
Education (UNESCO) website is a very informative place where professionals,
parents, advocates, and policy makers can gain insight. One of the issues the
website touches on is early learning is important all over the world. Many
countries are participating and expanding their early childhood education
systems. As a professional it important for me to recognize that inequalities
not only affect children of the United States but all over the world as well.
Recognizing this deficiency in the system will benefit me working with families
who migrate from outside the U.S.
One of the things I found through
my educational journey is quality childcare is an extension of quality
teaching. UNESCO suggests that professionals should always make room for new
material, come together with professionals in the field, and create personal
assessment for professional growth. Evaluating and assessing our professional
goals is essential for growth.
A meeting organized by UNESCO was
designed to address some of the inequalities and inequities that have affect
childhood programs and finding resolution to these issues. An important factor
that affects Early Childhood Education is inequities and inequalities. As
professionals it is vital that one understands the barriers that affect
children and their families from obtaining quality early learning. Therefore,
being aware of the stereotypes, cultural differences, and inequities that bring
negative impacts to early childhood learning is important for professionals so
that that are able to possibly break down some of these barriers.
This looks like a very diverse website. I am going to visit he website. I really like what they are talking and doing for children and families.
ReplyDeleteI agree that quality child education s an exttension of quality teaching. What are some ways that teachers may be able to evaluate their own quality and success?
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