Month: October 2016
How will you keep ECE issues in the front of your mind?
Post one goal for the field related to international awareness of issues and trends and the spirit of collegial relations One goal I have for myself, as a professional, as it relates to the awareness I have of issues and trends in Early Childhood Education would be that I always remain involved in ways that […]
Read more "How will you keep ECE issues in the front of your mind?"International Contact Reflection
Post at least three consequences of learning about the international early childhood field for your professional and personal development (any format, any length This semester in my ECE studies I was afforded the opportunity to make connections to professionals internationally. I found that it really wasn’t very easy to establish reciprocal relationships with the professionals […]
Read more "International Contact Reflection"Beyond Zero to Three
Digging even deeper and beyond the Zero to Three website, I found myself searching in the Resources area only to find a portal in which we can filter resources and services by state (https://www.zerotothree.org/resources/states). I filtered this area to reflect my state, Pennsylvania and began exploring! There, I was able to find links to some […]
Read more "Beyond Zero to Three"Our Local Challenges
Early Childhood Education in the area in which I live and work is extremely valued – we have the hub of our North East Regional Key (www.pakeys.org) located in our area which affords us incredibly local and accessible training, we have an extensive Head Start program in our communities, there are six local four year […]
Read more "Our Local Challenges"Connecting with Reggio Emelia
Throughout my experience trying to reach out to international contacts, I have had brief exchanges with many people and professionals who live or have experienced the Reggio Emelia approach first hand. Reggio Emelia is actually a place you can go and visit. Reggio Emelia is a very proud community full of history, art and bicycles. […]
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Adventures of a Director 