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Sharing Resources at SaveTheChildren.org          I would like to share SaveTheChildren.org, the education-related section of this website, which is in the area of ​​Global Programs and the USA Programs.           U.S. programs and early school start programs for rural children allow children to start learning before going to kindergarten. It helps them prepare for school and make a positive transition to school by connecting their future kindergartens and their families to teachers and staff. It's been surprising me since I discovered this website that has much valuable information. The global arena is early childhood development, comprehensive research, girls' education, and literacy rates, and studies on child nutrition are the highlights.   Three boys concentrate on their drawings at an Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) center in Burera, Rwanda. Their drawings depict a story from a book provided t...

Getting to Know International Organizations: Part 1          I would definitely choose to look to the UNICEF website to combat international poverty. (https://www.unicef.org/social-policy). The reports on this website are an excellent resource for reaching news about the fight against poverty that is happening in the world. UNICEF helps support children through donations and tries to offer 7 million more lives in humanitarian settings. Research studies are ongoing, and these routine poverty measurements and reports raise awareness for the whole world. The things that attract my attention from this website are as follows: Poor children around the world die twice as much as their peers who have better conditions before their fifth birthday. Nearly two-thirds of children worldwide cannot be protected from the lifelong consequences of poverty. Around one in three children, roughly 663 million, live in poverty in the world. (UNICEF Annual Report, 2019) ...

Sharing Web Resources NAEYC I chose to view the NAEYC, the National Association for the Education of Young Children. According to NAEYC, Vision is "all young children thrive and learn in a society dedicated to ensuring they reach their full potential (https://mdaeyc.org/about-us/)." Mission Statement is "NAEYC promotes high-quality early learning for all children, birth through age 8, by connecting practice, policy, and research. We advance a diverse, dynamic early childhood profession and support all who care for, educate, and work on behalf of young children (https://mdaeyc.org/about-us/)." A lot of simple and understandable information can be accessed through our studies, resources, activities, accreditations, participation, and about us. They have blogs and resources that ensure families, professionals, public policy and advocacy, global engagement, and education programs. These topics really caught my attention because I can reach a lot of info...

I am not a good podcast listener, I have listened to English podcast when I was learning English, but I hope to turn my routine into habits with this lesson. In my researches, https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-early-childhood-research-podcast/id1039178520 apple's podcasts caught my attention, and I found works on a wide range of topics in early childhood. The website that I decided to look at is the NAEYC website. I chose this website to have general knowledge about my field, to access information quickly, and to keep the developing resources under control. For this, we must continuously check. This website gives us a lot of awareness for our career and why we do our job. Also, this website provides us with positivity and encouragement during all trial periods we encounter every day.

                     I have many supporters in my life, and they continue to support me. I am very grateful for these. Sometimes this can be a person, sometimes an image, sometimes a hope that I feel inside. My most significant support is the family that raised and educated me, and my husband and my children. Without these people, I would not be the one I am today. My husband, who is always with me and my supporter, was so much support when starting this training that I cannot pay this support financially and morally. The most important things that connect my children to life, the hope in my future, allows me to start living more tightly and do something for them. Especially when we began to live in a foreign country, our relationship with the family communication we established has become stronger. Every day after dinner, with a cup of hot drink, our bond grows stronger when we evaluate the day and talk about our feelings, th...

“Children need the freedom and time to play. Play is not a luxury. Play is a necessity.”                                   Kay Redfield Jamison                Contemporary American professor of psychiatry “It is in playing, and only in playing, that the individual child or adult is able to be creative and to use the whole personality, and it is only in being creative that the individual discovers the self.”                                                                      D.W. Winnicott                                                      ...

Reflecting on Building Relationships Family, relatives, business relationships are essential to me, thanks to these relationships, they help me to survive difficult times or to enjoy my good moments. It is important to me that I have people that I can trust both in good and bad times. The most crucial positive relationship I have is my husband.  It is a source of motivation, thank goodness, and power for me to see him wake up as health every day after his health problems. I always got rid of the loneliness and anxiety I felt here, with his support. He has always supported me to do something for myself (learning languages, starting school, participating in working life) since we moved here to prepare a better future for our children. Even if some things are difficult, we both resist strongly and insistently for the future of our children and our dreams of after retirement, one for the teen and the other for nine years old children. On some days we need to work harder for the na...