ALTERNATIVE - PART 3
During the course of this class, I never received responses from my international contacts that I had chosen. For this week blog assignment, I examined the UNESCO website. The first personal goal that I set in my Foundations course was about providing high-quality childcare. On the UNESCO website there is a section titled "Quality." In the section, the subject of child-centered quality is discussed. That is one of the key aspects of the high-quality childcare that I want to provide. I aim to have a child-centered program. My second personal goal that I set in my Foundations course was to understand individuality and diversity. On the same websit, in the same section, there is this statement: "The ECCE workforce is often made up of a diverse group of pre-school teachers, care workers, informal carers and other professionals." This statement helped me to understand that not only will there individuality and diversity in the students that I teach but also in the teachers around me. I not only need to understand how to deal with individuality and diversity in my students (which is important), but I also need to understand and learn how to deal with the same issues with the people that I work with on a daily basis. Understanding these issues will allow childcare programs to run smoother and more efficiently. My third personal goal that I set in my Foundations course was to better understand how children learn. On the website there is a section titled, Access and equity. The section discuses ways in which governments can ensure that all children receive an equal opportunity to receive an education. I want to be able to provide for all children that come my way, regardless of their family's financial status. Every child deserves to learn no matter where they come from. I enjoyed learning and studying about this website, it has helped me deepen my understanding about my own goals and what I truly want from my childcare program.
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