Early Childhood Associations: NAEYC's Impact on Education

1 "Resource Collection RC-VI 2: Early Childhood Associations" MICHAEL GUNTER Rasmussen University EC100/EEC1700 Section 03 Foundations of Child Development Christyal Aikens Assignment Due Date JUNE 17 TH 2023

2 In my perspective, NAEYC is a crucial organization for the advancement of early childhood education. Tome, Naeyc is the cornerstone of early childhood education; via it, we study child development, work with families, and engage with our communities. To help us as educators understand the industry we work in better, NAEYC supplies online learning. By taking part in this program, we can join the organization and acquire the knowledge and abilities we need to support our academic journey. They offer options for NAEYC members to gain free professional development as well as discounts for educators. The administrators (directors or principals), faculty, students (higher education), teachers, and trainers are the target audience for this advocacy campaign. We will learn about infant/toddler, kindergarten, and preschool years. Early childhood educators are introduced to essential ideas from NAEYC position statements, books, journals, and other resources through NAEYC's online professional development. The goal of this program is to let busy educators continue to learn while still working. Everything may be done at your own pace and is incredibly customizable. Additionally, it gives educators more chances to network with others in their industry. Teachers might find better jobs and letters of recommendation with the NAEYC online course. Long-term, this arrangement will be helpful to you as a teacher. These classes will also educate you on what you need to know, as well as who the program leaders are in your state and how to contact them. Each website link will direct you to a page with a course description and associated costs. As previously indicated, join the NAEYC for free developmental courses if you need discounts. The choice to join this organization is entirely up to you; they also supply in-person learning classes. A mission statement really resonates with me. "In order to fulfill our mission of giving young children the best learning opportunities possible, we are not offering in-person learning events at this time to ensure the

3 safety of our employees and everyone we work with." (“In-Person Trainings | NAEYC”) it is ideal if you complete it online. Joining this organization is excellent because you give your pupils the best education possible by taking additional courses to better understand them. (© National Association for the Education of Young Children1401 H Street NW, Suite 600, Washington, DC 20005 | (202)232-8777 | (800)424-2460 |help@naeyc.org ) The Associates of American Educators is a different professional association that aids educators. One of the many helpful resources offered by the group is the National Character Education Center (NCEC). Classroom development activities for grades K–12 This software offers several chances for educational initiatives in the social-emotional learning field, which is crucial when instructing young children. Encouraging self-talk, learning about the pupils' hobbies, asking them questions in the morning, and playing games. You can learn about bullying, violence, and suicide prevention through a program called Rachel's Challenge. Children struggle with these challenges both in and out of the classroom, making this program extremely helpful. As educators, it is crucial that we have a better grasp of these issues to prevent undesirable results. Joining our group can help you better support your students and their families. This program is inexpensive in the state of California. I appreciated the mission statement of this program. Children’s hearts being changed by starting a wave of kindness is a big focus of Rachel's Challenge programs! Now available online is a Graduate Professional Development course given by Gene Bedley through NCEC and Rachel's Challenge

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4 Three Brandman University Graduate Professional Development units): "The Core Ethical Values that Define and Ignite Value Driven. (Association of American Educators | 25909 Pala Place, Suite 330 | Mission Viejo, California 92691Phones: 800-704-7799, 949-595-7979 | Fax: 949-595-7970 | E-mail: Website Contact Form Copyright © 1994-2021 Association of American Educators.) The last organization I'd want to talk about is Access Speech. This group helps young people with disabilities. Working in early childhood education entails interacting with kids from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds, including those with disabilities. This group was picked because it highlights how crucial it is to fight for the rights of children with disabilities. To "empower individuals with communication disabilities to achieve their full potential in school, at home, and in the community," according to the program's mission statement. That mission statement is great because it emphasizes that we are empowering these kids as people rather than pitying them for their limitations. This organization trains teachers in the use of play skills, social communication, and back-and-forth exchanges to support students with language difficulties. This program gives us a lot of chances to help us as teachers cope with kids who have learning challenges, treat them fairly, and have the skills we need to teach them. With the help of this curriculum, you will learn how to speak to your kids in a way that they will understand. Among the services provided are speech and language therapy, support for autistic communication, educational advocacy, and professional workshops. You will receive all the resources you require from this program to support children with impairments. Additionally, you can donate to this organization, which is a great one for educators to join.

5 (Access Speech1006 Charles St, Suite 102North Providence, RI 02904(401) 366- 4193info@accessspeech.org)

6 REFERENCES: Organization Number 1: NAEYC - Online learning https://www.naeyc.org/resources/pd/online-learning Organization Number 2: Association of American Educators Association of American Educators | 25909 Pala Place, Suite 330 | Mission Viejo, California92691Phones: 800-704-7799, 949-595-7979 | Fax: 949-595-7970 | E-mail: Website Contact Form Copyright © 1994-2021 Association of American Educators https://www.aaeteachers.org/index.php/member-benefits/professional-resources#policy Organization Number 3: Access Speech Access Speech1006 Charles St, Suite 102North Providence, RI 02904 (401) 366-4193 info@accessspeech.org

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