Tuesday, September 6, 2016


"It's not how big the house is, it's how happy the home is" -Unknown

When I chose to enter the Early Childhood Field I knew that my future students would always hold a place in my heart. I have been working with children for about seven years and have been inspired by so many. It is fascinating that I am able to watch students grow in such short period of time and hit so many developmental milestones. The first five years of a child's life are critical for long-term success and that is why it is so important that us educators have the resources and knowledge to help all students. The relationships I have built with families and their children are unique in there own way. Each child and family has a different dynamic and parents also play a key role in their child's success. Teaching our parents about bridging the gap between school and home can really improve a student’s success in the classroom. I look forward to getting back in a classroom and getting to know new children who I am able to help during the time spent in my classroom. Early childhood is my passion and by going for my M.S. gives me the skills, knowledge, and expertise to truly make a difference in my future student's lives. 

3 comments:

  1. I like that quote! And I do agree with you on how parents play a key role to their children's success. The main reason why I love the Childcare field is because I would love to be that great example to give kids learning to be their best and to do their best. Early childhood is my passion as well!

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  2. I think it is challenging to see the children's development and having a chance to support their thinking and their interests. I agree with you that the relationship is very important not only with children but also the family.

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  3. I love your blog and I believe we are our kids very first teacher. It starts at home so I believe parents play a big role in children lives

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