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    that early childhood education presents a vital role in developing a child’s brain. Children are majorly expected to attend this stage of education at the age of 6years where they receive quality care at a specified age before joining the next stage (AL-Othman, Gregory, Jessel & Khalil, 2015). In most countries, pre-kindergarten education which is also early childhood education is perceived as a necessary stage of learning for every child. Countries such as the US recognize early childhood education

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    separated into three part, the first part is to explain what has influenced me to become an early childhood teacher. The second part is to explain the situation of early childhood education in Australia today. The last part is going to explain my philosophy and provide some support evidences. Why I want to become an early childhood teacher? There are two people that influenced me to become a early childhood teacher, one is Miss.Huang and the other is Eason. When I was small, I have studied in 2 different

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    Matters to Consider when introducing Technology into Early Childhood Education Introduction Earlier research was more concerned with weather or not technology; including computers were, in fact, beneficial to children's learning. Current research is concerned with how technology can be used to support children's learning and development (Morrison, 2009). Acronyms like PC, CD, DVD, PDA, DSL, eBay, and .com, are part of our professional vocabulary right alongside ECE… technology has changed the way

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    2. A. Choose two provinces (your home province and one other) and compare and contrast the regulations in regard to early childhood education. Regulations set by the government has a vital role to play in the quality of child care and development of any country. In Canada, there are three levels of government: Federal, Provincial and Municipal who are accountable for the system of child care in the country. Provincial or Territorial Government in Canada are responsible for regulating the child care

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    Early childhood educators teach students within pre-school programs, kindergarten programs and ultimately through the second grade. Educators influence our children in order to become fully prepared for the future generation. It has been stereotyped that these educators may teach simple topics; however, these particular concepts are the fundamentals toward a child’s emotional and academic growth. The use of social skills within a classroom environment potentially results in not only the students’

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    Early childhood education and care is defined as the educational programs and strategies geared towards children from birth to the age of eight, these cover both prior-to-school learning and the early years of primary school (Ailwood, Boyd, Theobald 2016). Early childhood settings are often known to be long day cares, occasional care, family day care, preschools and kindergartens (Early Years Learning Framework 2009 page 8). These environments are safe, caring, welcoming environments that promote

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    Health promotion is very important to early childhood education to improve the well-being of children and parents’ health and behaviours. “It is important for early childhood educators to recognized their essential role as health promotors” (Pimento & Kernested 2015, P. 4). There are 12 social determinants in daily life for childhood programs, however I have identified that social support networks are most important determinants of health. Likewise, educators and families are both mutually directly

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    While there are still many people who do not believe in the pivotal role that early childhood education plays in the psychosocial, cognitive development of children at the ages of three to five in particular, such benefits are well documented and illustrated by several psychoanalysts, leaving very little space for doubt. Perhaps one of the earliest most cited works is that of the Swiss psychologist and developmental biologist Jean Piaget (1896-1980). Based on his observations of how children make

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    strong supporter of early childhood education, I have taken it upon myself to enforce this idea into the brains of millennials that are prone to believe that early childhood education is an unnecessary and an expensive luxury. Despite the sudden rise in people that belittle the importance of early childhood education in our society, I have committed my life to supporting and educating children being that they are our most valuable resource. Choosing to become both an early childhood educator and advocating

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    together as one entity between staff and students. Preschool in Three Cultures Revisited: China, Japan, and the United States is quite literally a revisited outlook among a study of cross-cultural schools. The new study sheds a new light on early childhood education and the linkage to historical dimensions. Therefore, this study is not considered a repetition of the first, but rather a morally extension that provides the viewed with a cultural persona of continuity and change within the preschools

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