I learned a lot about myself and the best strategies that I
can use in my classroom to become a better and more effective anti bias
educator. I hope to be able to apply all what I have learned in my classroom
and to partner with families so they can help me plan a curriculum that makes
them and their children visible and valued in each activity or lesson. Simply,
all what I hope for is to make children feel pride of who they are and feel at
home in their early childhood program.
We are in a great need for anti bias education in this
changing world. We need to give children the appropriate tools and to empower
them to be successful in no matter what they do in their life.
I want to thank every one of my colleagues who have given me
feedback on my discussion and comments on my personal blog. My wish for you is
that you will take what we have learned from this course ad all the other
courses regarding anti bias education and apply it in your professional life as
well as your professional life working with families and children. I wish you
all the best in your last course in this master degree program.
You are so right, we are in great need for anti-bias education! Thank you so much for your great posts and encouraging words. You have inspired me in more ways then you could ever know!
ReplyDeleteA big thank you back to you, Bouthaina. i have enjoyed reading your blogs and perhaps have commented each time. Your insights and experiences have help broaden my understand of anti-bias education and the absolute need of it.
ReplyDeleteYou are right, we are in a great position to make a difference in young lives and subsequently to the world.
Like you, I have also learned more about myself and how better to communicate.
Thanks
Hi Hailey,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the post. We have indeed worked hard to soak up all of the knowledge, skills, and strategies to be the best at what wwe do. It takes discipline to work in this field and that means that you have to know and reflect on yourself in every aspect. /thank you for contributing to the classroom discussion and blogs throughout the course.