My most passionate hope for my future as an early childhood
professional and for the child and families with whom I work or I will work is
that I will be able to use my knowledge and the skills I learned from this
course to move children and families to think about who they are, be proud of
who they are, respect others with differences and appreciate the diversity in
our society. I learned that the biases and misconceptions that exist in people
can be broken if people get a chance to know about the targeted groups of
people, learn the facts that prove we are all the same in a way and that what
negative consequences that biases and misconceptions cause for the targeted
groups of people.
Thank you very much for giving
great insights throughout the course. I hope we can make changes for children
and family and their futures by our working as anti-bias educators. I am hoping
your journey at Walden and your future careers will be successful.
Hi Ayako;
ReplyDeleteI love your post. Thank you also for your insights as well. I have learned so much from Dr.Weems as well as insights from my co-workers on how to relate to anti-bias education and diversity in the early childhood setting.