~We worry about what a
child will become tomorrow, yet we forget that he is someone today~
Stacia Tauscher
During my observations, I've learned the value of accepting children for who they are, where they are. Children are important resources
for us as early childhood educators. We only get a
few years to learn from them so let’s make the best of it.
Resilient children have
at least one significant adult in their lives.
Linda F. Winfield
While learning about the stages of development of children, I realized children are very complex. It is important for us as early educators to understand these stages and know how to help children navigate through them. If we are lucky, we will find ourselves being one of those significant people for a child.
I would like to express
my appreciation to Dr. Myers and my colleagues for sharing their knowledge,
work experience and personal stories regarding the early childhood education
field. It has been wonderful getting to know you all. Best of luck in the future.
Thank you Mary for responding to my blogs and giving me feedback as well as insight when I needed it. I like the quotes you used this week too. Did you find this semester difficult? Have a good break!
ReplyDeleteSherronda Bohanon
Hi Sherronda, yes I did find this course difficult at times. I will have to work on my time managment skills for the next term. Have a wonderful holiday!
ReplyDeleteMary