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When I Think of Research

My simulation is very important to the early childhood field because it helps children from long term suffering from the affects of child neglect. Bringing awareness to the ways we can decrease child neglect helps not only children but families, caregivers, and mandated reporters. Children would benefit by not having to go through adulthood with the past of abuse hovering over them. People will know the signs of when something is going wrong in a child's life and be able to help sooner rather than later when too much damage has been done. With caregivers this simulation will give them the tools needed to notice and report child neglect when seen, and families the resources to help their child and themselves. The only way that comes to mind about my view of early childhood professions is that we need to be more knowledgeable about what goes on in a child's life and the signs when shown of abuse or neglect. I thank everyone for all the thoughtful comments this course, we made i...

Early Childhood Australia

Being honest one of the reasons I chose this site was because I want to travel someday to Australia, and I thought to myself well this research might be interesting to know about. This website actually focuses on many different topics such as: " Child and family centres, programs and support services Inclusion support Social and emotional wellbeing Maternal & child health services Parent education (birth to eight)" (Connor, n.d.). I learned they are actually trying to get a Child Care Package law passed that will help families tremendously with financials for child care. Most families have already reached their cap limits and childcare isn't getting any cheaper. Many children miss out on getting the education they deserve because the costs are so high or not reasonable or they don't receive enough caps to cover the cost. They Also have resources available to caregivers about professional development, and parents concerning their child's first...