EDUC
6162-Issues and Trends in the Early Childhood Field
Part I: Establish Professional Contacts:
I
made an effort to contact 5 international early childhood professionals. My original plan was to establish
professional contacts in officials in Canada and Mexico. I thought it would be
interesting to learn about Canada’s early childhood field because I believe it
may be similar to United States’ ECF. I was interested in Mexico because I
thought the information would allow me to relate more to the Spanish immigrants
and multicultural families. I emailed Yvonne Dionne, the Canadian contact
Monday 1/6/14 and haven’t gotten a response. Xinnena Barrientos was contacted
also on 1/6/14 and there hasn’t been a response. Dominique Hudicourt a Haiti
early childhood professional was contacted on 1/7/14. Red De Educacion was
emailed on 1/8/14 and Juan Sanchez was also contacted on 1/8/14. I will
continue to check my email to see if they are any responses to my emails in the
near future.
Part II: Expanding Resources:
The
Early Childhood organization website that I chose to research on was National
Association of Childcare Resource and Referral Agencies. (http://www.naccrra.org/).
I chose it because I believe the information from this website will help
me as a teacher and a parent. As a teacher I will be able to provide more
resources for the families in my classroom. As a parent I can use the knowledge
from this website to help my son be success as he progresses in school. I would
like to know more about the politics and reforms associated with the Early
Childhood Field. This information will help me provide useful information for
members of the community of Richmond!
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