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    Issues and Trends in the Early Childhood Field   Faster than we ever thought: the first years of a child’s life set the stage for all future growth. In the earliest years of life, especially from pregnancy to age three, babies need nutrition, protection, and stimulation for healthy brain development. Recent advances in neuroscience provide new evidence about a baby’s brain development during this time. As a result, we know that in their earliest years, babies’ brains form new connections at an astounding rate – according to Harvard University’s Center on the Developing Child, more than 1 million every single second – a pace never repeated again (UNICEF, 2017).  POVERTY is one of the biggest problems disturbing the education system of the countries. When families live in poverty, it becomes impossible for the next generations of that family to get out of this situation. With early childhood education, young ages from low-income families get a q...

What are the issues regarding quality and early childhood professionals being discussed where you live and work? I want to answer this question in my experience in Turkey. Whether there is a need for early childhood education, which teachers in many different branches are still discussing, and even our administrators talk about pre-school as a simple job that is played. The fact that this problem has not been solved at all levels of life and still in the USA and discussing it shows that the solution is complicated. The other problem is that early childhood care is the lowest-paid occupation due to a lack of adequate compensation. What opportunities and/or requirements for professional development exist? There are many opportunities and shortcomings for professional development in this area. The shortage is due to a variety of reasons, but one of those reasons is training requirements. Not many people see child development education as a career. For this reason, many of them do not have...

               Excellence and Equity of Care and Education                      for Children and Families  Making Connections. Embracing Equity: Helping All Children Reach Their Full Potential      I had initially chosen NAEYC's website. The NAEYC website includes publications, research, professional development programs, expert opinions, position statements, and blog posts about the organization's work.      The Resources section brought me to a page with articles on many different topics in Early Childhood Education. A simple membership in the NAEYC organization is enough to access these articles. There is also information on culture, science, life and technology, play and education, program focus, social issues, and student and professional. It continues to be updated continuously to provide information and resources on current issues and events. "At NAEYC...