This
course has taught me a lot about diversity, equity, and social justice. The information
I have obtained from the course will be beneficial for me as an early childhood
professional. Children, their families and the community will also benefit from
my knowledge. The course has provided useful information that can make helpful
to everyone.
One
hope I have when I think about working with children and families who come from
diverse backgrounds is ensure they feel comfortable. I want the children and
families to feel that they belong and no isolated because they are different. I
want the children and their families to feel proud of their culture. I want the
children and the families to feel that I am interested in them.
One
goal I would like to set for the early childhood field related to issues of
diversity, equity and social justice is to ensure every student, their families
and the community have the knowledge they need about culture and diversity,
equity and social justice. I have always heard that knowledge is power.
Providing the information is a great way to resolve some of the issues that we
have to deal with when it comes to diversity, equity and social justice. The more
we know about each other and our difference, we can begin to understand and
embrace each other. Once we are able to embrace the differences, then we can
take the necessary steps to resolve all the other issues.
As I
complete the course, would like to thank my classmates for sharing their
information with me. My classmates are very encouraging when it competes to
providing and sharing information. Thank each of you from all of the
information and knowledge you have shared. Sharing information based on your
experiences have provided we with useful information I can use in the future.
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