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QUALITY EARLY LEARNING: IN THE CLASSROOM SHANNON RIVERA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR/ASSISTANT PROFESSOR EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY OBJECTIVES QUALITY EARLY LEARNING IN THE CLASSROOM PHILOSOPHIES OF EARLY CHILDHOOD


  1. QUALITY EARLY LEARNING: IN THE CLASSROOM SHANNON RIVERA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR/ASSISTANT PROFESSOR EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY

  2. OBJECTIVES QUALITY EARLY LEARNING IN THE CLASSROOM • PHILOSOPHIES OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION • WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT • SUPPORT THE GROWING CAPACITY OF HIGH QUALITY CHILDCARE IN NEW MEXICO •

  3. QUALITY EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION: IN THE CLASSROOM  Early Learning occurs prenatal to age 8  Brain Development – Windows of Opportunity  Difference between ECED and ELEM education  Philosophies of Early Childhood Education

  4. RELATIONSHIPS Trust • Safety and Security • Attachment • Caring • Knowing your children and families •

  5. GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT Social/emotional • Cognitive • Language Multiple influences on Child • Physical Development • • Children’s culture • Language • Social Relationships • Socioeconomics

  6. PARTNERSHIPS WITH FAMILIES Families are children’s first teacher and most important factor in their lives • Involvement of families • Respect and reciprocal relationships empower and support families •

  7. ENVIRONMENT Healthy and Respectful • Challenging • Supportive • Natural lighting • Home-like environment • Encourages exploration, curiosity, and wonder •

  8. CURRICULUM The Whole Child • Through play • Constructivism • Emergent • Content Areas •

  9. ASSESSMENT Process of collecting information about a child’s: • Development • Learning • Behavior • Academic progress • Need for Special Services • Achievement for decisions

  10. PROFESSIONALISM Engage in ethical practices • Engage in continuous, lifelong learning and professional • development Collaborate with colleagues, parents, families, and • community partners Engage in reflective practice • Advocate on behalf of children, families, and the profession •

  11. SUPPORT A GROWING CAPACITY OF QUALITY CHILDCARE  Workforce Development  TEACH scholarships & INCENTIVE$  Streamlining services, funding, and regulations

  12. QUESTIONS?? Shannon Rivera Shannon.Rivera@wnmu.edu REFERENCES: MORRISON. (2017). FUNDAMENTALS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, (8 TH ED.). UPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJ: PEARSON PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION STANDARDS. (2018). NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR EDUCATION OF YOUNG CHILDREN. HTTPS://WWW.NAEYC.ORG/ NEW MEXICO COMMON CORE CONTENT. (2011). HTTPS://WWW.NEWMEXICOKIDS.ORG/WP- CONTENT/UPLOADS/2015/05/COMMON_CORE_CONTENT_APR2011.PDF

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