Saturday, April 27, 2013

International Consequences on Issues and Trends/Final


Three consequences of learning about the international early childhood field are about the Resources, Policies, and staff. The proof and evidence of these resources, policies and the staff, was being known in the IPods, websites and e-mails. The international website, the CEO/Executive Director, welcomes you by writing and explaining what they do, and presented, and who they were.  The staff is well qualified and is apt to teach and is trained to work with families and their children’s.  Poverty is the main issue in young children and their families’ lives. United States is not the only state that has this issue there are over millions of people that suffer from poverty. This international party even has their own television show to ask for donations, and they even have their own e-mail address. They have their own school which is operated by people to help families who live in poverty. They even advertised that every child has the right to receive knowledge and to attend school. Policies are ensuring that every high-quality programs, but as you can see the consequence is that they need support to establish a high- quality program for every child. These programs are ran by private donations, and they are non- profit programs. Through these international organizations, the Staff, Resources and Policies are to encourage and recruit many advocates, mentors to ensure children with the health and strength they need for learning and development as possible.

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Saturday, April 20, 2013

Getting to Know Your International Contacts-Part 3

This agency sends out e-mail and resources around the world. They send out resources and e-mail to get help them to provide millions of children nutrition's food, life-saving healthcare, protection from abuse and the chance to go to school. I had no idea that girls are being discrimination against for their rights. I never thought that girls have the most violence, poverty, and marginalization in the world. UNESCO's talked about the girl rights violated by early marriages and not giving a change in growing up as a child. Too many are being lacking in opportunity and remains a lifelong sentence to inequity and injustice. There are thirty- two million girls are not attending school. USNECO is committed to ensuring every girl has access to quality education. They are making sure that girls stay in school. To ensure that girl is adapted with ministries of education to trans-policy maker, planes, mangers and teachers. Strive to provide young women and girls with second chances if they never enrolled or dropped out of school. these goals guiding UNESCO's Global Partnership, for girls and Women's Education, launched in 2011 and working closely with the private sector.

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Saturday, April 13, 2013

Sharing Web Resources



·         Follow some of the outside links that you have not yet explored.  Where do they lead?
The National Black Child Development Institute and Network   have been a powerful and authoritative voice on issues related to the education, care, and health of Black Children and their Families. This organization focus on the strengths and needs of the communities, and cultural competence it also serves as a National resource agency providing programs, publications, advocacy and trainings related to early child care and education. K-12 education health; and wellness; literacy; family engagement; and child welfare, the NBCDI’s focus on every child has the right to achieve positive outcomes who suffer from the issue of poverty and racial discrimination. It was discovered by Black Women’s Community Development Foundation. These 
 women did not like how children were being raised not healthy in the black families.

·           Thoroughly search one area of the site. What do you find?
I found greeting on behalf of the Director, affiliates, staff and members. They are welcome all to National Black Child Development Institute. I found that the NBCDI to be very inviting and knowledgeable. Dr. Felicia DeHaney expounded on the experiences her staff has to ensure the goals of the children, families and communities. Dr. DeHaney stated,” Thank you for the work you do; we look forward to joining our strength together to fulfill the promises we make to our children’s, families, and communities.

If you receive an e-newsletter, follow a link related to one of the issues you have been studying. What new information is available?
The National Black Children Development Institute is engaged in federal and state they collaborations with partners to help protect and empower parents and families. Promote to support children’s investments and policies participating in quality care and education from birth to 8. What additional information is available is the organization about Black young boys and young men. The name of this organization is Coalition of School Educating Boys of Color it helps connect, inspire, support, and strengthen school leaders dedicated to the social emotional and academic development of boys and young men of color.
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    Does the website or the e-newsletter contain any information that adds to your understanding of equity and excellence in early care and education?
Yes! Save the Children serves impoverished marginalized and vulnerable children and families more than 120 nations. Save the Children are committed to Children, families, and communities in saving children lives and protect them from exportation and assist them in accessing education and health care Save the Children also help families in emergency.

·         What other new insights about issues and trends in the early childhood field did you gain this week from exploring the website and/or the e-newsletter?
The new sights I have learned that Save the Children also works toward the promoting to ensure each   boy and girl in emergency, recovery and development context. Save the Children go after these priorities to ensure the children in need of safety, education and healthy, and are better able to attain their rights.

References: National Black Child Development Institute
                        http://nbcdi.org

Sunday, April 7, 2013

Getting to know your International Contact-Part 2







Zero to Three- Dr. Jerlean Daniel is the executive director of the National Association for the Education of Young Children and was the director of a center for 18. Dr. Daniel shared some insights and information that caught my eyes and my understanding. She talked about the qualifications of a good child day provider working with young children and families. Dr Daniel stated how parents and child care providers can work together to affect the welfare of children. One of the questions was asked was what’s the meaning of a quality child care center? Dr. Daniel,” There is nothing too small or large to talk about the well fare of a child, even if the two parties feel a little uncomfortable with it.” The most valuable tool there is the relationship between the child care provider and the parent.  A parent who is curious and anxious about who is caring for their child’s while they are apart from each other. Dr. Daniel also explained that it is essential for parents to ask questions and keep an eye out on her child’s well fare. It is extremely important to respect each other opinions and ideas. Dr. Daniel talked about that most parents think of child care providers as, a baby sitters. Child care providers does not get nearly the amount of wages they deserve, and the parent’s feel comfortable when they drop their child off and realized they can trust the child care givers.

Dr. Daniel also mentioned that if the parent does not feel comfortable in leaving the child with the caregivers it is time to go. It is extremely important to look for a child care program that workers are talkative and communicate easily.  The most insight I got out of Zero to Three podcast was when Dr. Daniel Stated,” Look for the small matters and situations because they can develop into large ones.” This is so true and important for me as a professional in the field of early childhood education.

Describe in particular the additional information about issues of equity and excellence you acquired from your international sources

If you walk into a classroom and the child care providers have just one toy on the selves. This produces a problem between the children while at play. Because the children will   fuse over who had the toy.  When there is a lack in equipment the situation can cause a problem between the students. Children need something to do, and it is essential for there  is an equal amount of toys on the self. There should be similar toys to keep down confusion between the children while, they are interaction. Research has studied that 20% of the family cannot afford child care service because of the economy.  When the parent cannot afford child care it makes it hard for them to go to war because there is no day care.  Another experience the child has to go from place to place because the same relative cannot keep the child. The parents need to ask questions about the child’s care givers. How long the child provider has been working with children and because the child’s needs to be attached to his/her care givers?   It is not good for the child to be moved from room to room and different care givers. Parents need to be able to visit the child at any giving time. Every child is treated with the highest of respect whether the child has a disability, a delay, or specific needs. Care givers need suppose to write a child off or never give up on children.

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Zero to Three: National Center for Infants, Toddlers, and Families
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