Comments

  1. mtchildrennfamilies.wordpress.comMarch 3, 2018 at 10:31 AM

    Yes I love the two quotes you pick, they both are very inspirational and inspiring. A child definitely learn from what they see, they will do everything they see you do. They also will repeat everything they hear. It is important for us to teach them everything they need to know to get ahead in life. Play is important in their life, children learn through way and its good for them to explore and learn new things while they are playing.
    Great quotes.....

    ReplyDelete
  2. Natasha FentonMarch 3, 2018 at 7:36 PM

    I really like the two quotes you chose to use because it shows that children are able to learn in several different ways. Through speech children learn so many different things, a lot of these things they learn from listening to others speak. Through play children learn different life lessons and example the things they have seen. I am a believer that play is so important to a chills development because things that wouldn't be normally expressed come out in play, it allows the child to be free.

    ReplyDelete
  3. Ratasha Benton-ManleyMarch 4, 2018 at 5:38 AM

    Naire,
    You did an awesome job this week with your quote choices. These two make vastly different points, yet are cohesive due to their common goal of expressing the importance of early childhood development. Play is an important component in childhood development because it is how children learn and grow holistically. Language development is equally important. It has been a pleasure working with you these past eight weeks. I have enjoyed reading your viewpoints on the various topics whether we agreed, or agreed to disagree. Well wishes and best of luck in your academic journey going forward.
    Ratasha

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

"Home is where children find safety and security, where we find our identities, where citizenship starts. It usually starts with believing you're part of a community, and that is essential to having a stable home." Mathew Desmond

Image
9 Months pregnant with baby Alek I am a proud mom to my amazing baby boy Alek and wife  to wonderful and supportive man. I  graduated  in 2017 with BA in Psychology and currently working towards my master in Early Child Studies, Specialization in  Administration  Management and Leadership.   As I was growing up I could see children of my age in all around the world struggling to go to school because of their circumstances. It’s always been my goal in life to become an early year’s teacher and see children achieve their ambitions. Helping them to achieve what they want in life is a big ambition of mine. Alek was born on Feb.13, 2017  My purpose for seeking a master Degree in Early Childhood Education is to expand my knowledge of theory and research methods as it pertains to education. I especially want to focus my research skills as I feel that the importance of gaining research skills is important in becoming a lifelong le...
Read more
Based on my pervious experiences with working with different groups to achieve common goal, the high performing teams are harder to leave because high performing teams share common vision, goals and stand strong together towards challenges to achieve the desire goal. Its also hard to loose people that you established clear     get attached to and share common vision. When there is a clear norm, Team relationships will be better and they respect and trust each other and the team stays focused on the vision. Team members become more flexible and interdependent on each other and communication improves. I mentioned in the discussion post about the great teamwork I experienced when I was the maid of honor of my friend.   Planning her bridal shower with the bridesmaids is a great example of teamwork. We all worked towards one goal and to make the bride happy and making sure everything goes smooth. As a maid of honor, I wanted to make sure establishing a good relationship with ...
Read more