Week 1 Blog Assignment
Getting Ready - Establishing Professional Contacts and Expanding Resources.
Saturday 9th March, 2013
Broadening
my networking and experience as an educator in the early childhood
field, is of great importance to me. For this reason, the field and
services are evolving and changing as we acquire more about the
significance of the early years, and the contexts in which we can best
support children's development.
However,
I took the opportunity to peruse at least all the early childhood
related websites outside the United States. About five websites were
chosen by me to submit emails, and two gave me failure notices, while I
have not received responses from the others. Nonetheless, the two
websites I am very much interesting in are: Association for Children's Educations International
(Review also these online resources at: http://acei.org/knowledge/) and International Step by Step Associations
(Review also the databases at: http://www.issa.nl/ issadatabases.html.).
Undoubtedly, these two websites have a sustained vision for the early
childhood field, and specifically for the programs that will prepare
professionals working in the field.
Part 2
After
scrutinizing the various early childhood organizations' website in the
United States, I have decided to choose National Association of Child
Care Resource & Referral Agencies.
htt://www.naccrra.org/
(Newsletter: http://capwiz.com/naccrra/mim/ signup/).
The reason for choosing this website is that it meets the requirements
necessary for the early childhood field. Likewise, it ensures that
families in every local community have access to quality, affordable
childcare, and to accomplish their mission, and availability of
childcare; offer comprehensive training to child care professionals;
undertake ground breaking research; and advocate for childcare policies
that improves the lives of children and families.
The
organization is a nonprofit one that helps parents to find the best
information on locating quality childcare resources in their community.
Moreover, it understands that all parents and families have a variety of
needs and interests, and it has decided to supporting parents. In
addition to that, for more information about the organization, one has
to click on the home tabs, then on each dropdown tabs/links. The
organization has a Newsletter: http://capwiz.com/naccrra/mim/ signup/.
References
Association for Childhood Education International
(Review also these online resources at: http:acei.org/knowledge/)
International Step by Step Association
(Review also the database at: http:www.issa.nl/ issadatabases.html)
National Association of Childcare Resources & Referral Agencies
(Newsletter: http://capwiz.com/naccrra/mim/
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