The NAEYC website has a section of their website dedicated to popular topics of issues and trends in the field of early childcare education. Specifically, topics such as Coping with Stress and Violence, Family Engagement, and Social/Emotional Development all cater to the needs of early childhood education programs experiencing inequities. Also, there is a more detailed topic search engine that focuses on more specific needs. Furthermore, this week I have learned that all inequities are not created equally (hence the title). Interestingly enough, I have also learned that some inequities can funnel into even bigger ones. This is why websites and resources such as NAEYC are so important in the fight against inequities in early childhood.
https://www.naeyc.org/resources/topics
Hi Shabrika,
ReplyDeleteI am a really big fan of the NAEYC website. We review their core value and mission statement several times a year with the staff during staff meetings as a reminder as to why we do what we do. It often always puts things in perspective. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Shabrika,
ReplyDeleteI have heard great things about the NAEYC website. Thank you for sharing your findings. Can you go into more detail regarding what inequities can funnel into bigger ones?
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The NAEYC is a consent organization in education helping not only educators but parents, community leaders and political figures to stay informed about the trending topics in the world of education. This is a site that I have visited in the past and have added to my personal resource list as I know the benefits of keeping abreast with what's going on in this field. Thank you for sharing your finding for this week.
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