Cierra Crosby
2/13/20
Childcare Development 120
Professor Mario Wright
6 steps to create a personal philosophy of
early childhood education
Creating and composing a personal philosophy of early childhood education
document does not need to be daunting. In fact, it can be accomplished in these basic
steps:
1. Define a preschool teacher’s role
Take some time to clearly explain your ideas about a preschool teacher’s role in the
classroom. Include your beliefs about child-led activities vs. teacher-led activities,
your philosophy on the teacher’s role in playtime, and the presentation of brand new
ideas vs. discoveries the child makes on their own. Consider also including a
statement describing your sincere hopes and expectations for the children in your
classroom.
The role for a teacher in childcare development is to recognize the advances
technology has each year. Technology is very important in education because the
united nations and the rights of the child are different for each student. There is
different code of ethics of the Division for Early childhood in the council for
exceptional children due to the anti-bias education learning from exploring the
student’s education. Therefore, educators need to know the principles and fairness of
inclusion to have a better learning environment. A preschool teachers role in the
classroom is to have certain characteristics for child led activities vs teacher led
activities. There are three personal characteristics to define an excellent employee
administrator. First you have to create a great since of humor for the attention of the
students in the classroom to interact. The second characteristic is perseverance
because children behaviors are not the same on a daily basis. The last characteristic is
flexibility in a timely schedule throughout the school year. I have a theory that every
child needs a chance to learn. Philosophers develop different approaches to ideas for
the presentation of brand-new discoveries a child makes on their own. Socrates is one
of the first philosophers to create justice for human insight defining “Knowledge is
virtue” In other words, only those Natural moral laws from a human opinion would be
considered accurate and will agree with several principles and the laws of nature. As a
result, my classroom will have sincere hopes and expectations for the children
encourage peers, provide a transformative learning experience, and ensure that current
and future students have opportunities to explore their interests and find their true
passions.
2. Discuss the child’s role as a learner
What is your philosophy regarding how children learn best? What types of activities
and opportunities do you believe should be included in the classroom setting in order
to facilitate the highest levels of learning for all students, regardless of preferred
learning style? How might the child’s role as the recipient of knowledge vary
depending upon their preferred learning style? Be sure to include both structured
learning activities and open-ended ideas, discussing what you believe is the ideal ratio
of both types in the classroom.
Children learn the best way they were raised from the parents. The classroom
can have several activities for the opportunities to be included in order to have a
setting that will facilitate high levels of learning for students regardless of a different
