The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)-Elaine Elaine Sosa 7/23/2015 11:11:27 PM The four core values I chose are as listed Appreciate and support the bond between the child and family. A bond between a child and family is very strong. A parent is it's child 's first teacher. Entering school can be stressful and nerve wrecking for both child and parent. I will let the parents know that they can be involved with their children by volunteering their time to the classroom. I will encourage parents and family to come see how their child is learning through plays or show casing their work at the end of each lesson. For example, we just finished our lesson on plants and how they grow. We drew pictures of seeds, stems, flowers, dirt, etc. We even planted some seeds. Now it's time for performance. The children worked so hard in making their costumes out of construction paper and learning to memorize their lines. Now it is time to invite the parents to watch their children act out what they learned about plants.  Respect the dignity, worth, and uniqueness of each individual (child, family member, and colleagues). It is important to respect the children, families, and colleagues. Every child is different, I will learn about the children's uniqueness and teach the children that everyone learns differently. In my classroom we will discuss and learn about the student's culture and habits. I can one day have parents bring in a dish from their culture and as we sitting down in the classroom talking about how and where this dish comes from, we can then taste it. Recognize that children and adults achieve their full potential in the context of relationships that are based on trust and respect. At the start of the day I will greet each child as an individual. I want the children to know that I trust and respect them and in return they can trust and respect me.  Base our work on knowledge of how children develop and learn. I will have a classroom where the child can develop their physical, cognitive,and affective domains. I will have centers for art, reading, writing, and imaginary. With rules written on the rules for the children to follow. My knowledge and understanding of these values will help me to be a better Early Childhood educator and colleague because I can clearly see that becoming a teacher will be a big impact on the children. I want it to be a "great" impact and by learning and understanding these core values will then help be a great influence on the children that I will teach. I want my students to leave my class with the knowledge to succeed to the next grade. .

1. The National Association for the Education of Young Children
(NAEYC)-Elaine
Elaine Sosa
7/23/2015 11:11:27 PM
The four core values I chose are as listed
Appreciate and support the bond between the child and family.
A bond between a child and family is very strong. A parent is
it's child 's first teacher. Entering school can be stressful and
nerve wrecking for both child and parent. I will let the parents
know that they can be involved with their children by
volunteering their time to the classroom. I will encourage
parents and family to come see how their child is learning
through plays or show casing their work at the end of each
lesson. For example, we just finished our lesson on plants and
how they grow. We drew pictures of seeds, stems, flowers, dirt,
etc. We even planted some seeds. Now it's time for
performance. The children worked so hard in making their
costumes out of construction paper and learning to memorize
their lines. Now it is time to invite the parents to watch their
children act out what they learned about plants.
Respect the dignity, worth, and uniqueness of each individual
(child, family member, and colleagues). It is important to
respect the children, families, and colleagues. Every child is
different, I will learn about the children's uniqueness and teach
the children that everyone learns differently. In my classroom
we will discuss and learn about the student's culture and habits.
I can one day have parents bring in a dish from their culture and
as we sitting down in the classroom talking about how and
where this dish comes from, we can then taste it.
Recognize that children and adults achieve their full potential in
the context of relationships that are based on trust and respect.
At the start of the day I will greet each child as an individual. I
want the children to know that I trust and respect them and in

2. return they can trust and respect me.
Base our work on knowledge of how children develop and learn.
I will have a classroom where the child can develop their
physical, cognitive,and affective domains. I will have centers
for art, reading, writing, and imaginary. With rules written on
the rules for the children to follow.
My knowledge and understanding of these values will help me
to be a better Early Childhood educator and colleague because I
can clearly see that becoming a teacher will be a big impact on
the children. I want it to be a "great" impact and by learning
and understanding these core values will then help be a great
influence on the children that I will teach. I want my students to
leave my class with the knowledge to succeed to the next grade.