- An explanation of your most passionate hope for your future as an early childhood professional and for the children and families with whom you work or will work.
Having a child of my own started me
on the path to pursuing a degree in early childhood education. It was difficult for me to place my child in
the care of strangers, when he first began daycare. I ended up making bonds with the teachers and
director of the program he attended. This
was amazing to me because I never imagined that the experience would result in
a rich outcome of sharing my child’s growth with others. Unfortunately this center closed after his
first two years. I then began thinking
of the positive experiences that I had; which led my passion to create an environment
where I can give those experiences back to families in my community, as I had
received. My most passionate hope as an early
childhood professional is to provide a welcoming environment to all children
and families where children can grow, learn, develop positive self-identities,
and respect for others.
- A brief note of thanks to your colleagues.
I would like to say to all of my colleagues that I have
greatly enjoyed this experience. Even
though we have not met in person I have gotten to know you all through our communication
and appreciate your comments and feedback.
I would like to wish everyone the best and thank you for all of your
professional expertise.
Leon'e,
ReplyDeleteA welcoming environment where there is continuity and visibility in children's home culture is fundamental to an anti-bias education. Great way to start!
Thanks for your shared knowledge, inspiration and acceptance of each of us for who we are. I wish you the best in your personal and professional endeavours as we continue on our journey as anti-bias educator.