GOALS
CHILDREN
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Children will develop positive attitudes toward themselves and others through participation in multicultural and anti-bias curriculum activities.
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Children will be given positive experiences appropriate for their stage in growth and development.
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Children will be given opportunities to develop intellectual, physical, emotional, social and perceptual skills.
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Children will be encouraged to explore, discover, and create through concrete, hands-on experiences in all curriculum areas.
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Children will be encouraged to be independent and self-reliant.
PARENTS
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Parents will be given opportunities to discuss common concerns and interests with other parents and teachers.
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Parents will be given opportunities to contribute special skills and talents.
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Parents may be elected to be members of the Parent Advisory Board.
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Parents will be provided with resources and information to support and facilitate positive family relationships.
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Parents will be given opportunities to observe their children and have conferences as needed with staff to discuss their child's development.
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Parents will be provided with information and opportunities to attend parent meetings.
STUDENTS
- Students will have first hand experiences in working with children,
ages six months to 36 months.
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Students will develop their individual teaching style.
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Students will be provided with many opportunities to work as a team with other teachers and adults.
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Students will learn to plan activities and projects that are developmentally appropriate.
STAFF
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Staff will observe the Guidelines of Developmentally Appropriate Practices of NAEYC.
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Staff will give respect to the health, safety, and welfare of the children and families of the Center.
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Staff will offer interpretation of the philosophy, goals, and curriculum of the Center to students parents.
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Staff will offer positive guidance, and cooperate with the students, parents, and children to enhance their learning experiences.
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Staff will model appropriate Early Childhood Practices and methods to students, parents, and children
