My Early Childhood Classroom

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  • Protecting Your Child’s Innocence

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    It used to be that most parents did their best to present and model for their children behavior that would teach them appropriate language, actions, respect, and accountability. They did their best to protect their young children from the scary things in the world and people who lacked a moral compass. They never argued in…

  • Teachers and Social Media

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    Certain occupations and professions expect a higher standard of professional and ethical accountability. These include but are not limited to doctors, nurses, law enforcement, religious leaders, political leaders, and educators. Humans are imperfect. The goal is to be intentional and do our best to act with integrity, wisdom, and sound judgment. Society and families expect…

  • Neutrality in Teaching

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    Whole Child Care When discussing early childhood, we discuss children from birth to eight years old. Since the 1970s, we have been discussing “whole child” care. This approach supports the overall development of the child. Following the child’s lead in developing cognitive skills, identity, mental, social, emotional, and physical health. Educators are tasked to learn…