It is extremely beneficial for professionals
to communicate and be aware of what is happening in other parts of the
world. Not everything is the same on all
parts of the world if we communicate with each other, we can share different
ideas that we may not have thought of ourselves. I wish I could have been able to speak to an
individual, but unfortunately I was unable to.
I feel that this will be a great way to obtain information about other
parts of the world. I will continue to
try to get in contact with other professionals from around the world. I did learn things through other websites
such as: UNICEF, The Global Children’s Initiative and the Harlem Children’s
Zone. No matter what country we are in,
we all have common goals: the health/wellness of children and doing our best to
ensure that children are on the right track to success. I have learned that in some parts of the
world, children are forced to start working years before they should in order
to help support their families. These children
are missing out on many important aspects of school such as social interaction. I learned ways of participating and donating
to causes to help these children.
Children are my life and I would do anything to ensure that every child receives
the education and care that they deserve.
Kimberly,
ReplyDeleteI was disappointed as well with not being able to speak with an early childhood professional in another part of the world, but even without doing so I have learned quite a bit about what early childhood programs look like around the world. Each part of the world is striving to best meet the needs of the young child. Everyone is at a different point with this. Here in the U.S. we are focusing on school readiness skills, but in other parts of the world they are looking to provide safe environments for children during times of crisis.