Advocating for Early Childhood Education
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How can we become effective advocates for young children in the many settings in which we must function today. List and explain three ways you can be an advocate for Early Childhood Education.
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Legal rights, communication and additional learning opportunities are some of the issues discussed,
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While some argue the notion of Hilary Clinton's, "IT TAKES A VILLAGE To raise a Child", in a way, generically speaking, there IS some truth to the concept. A child's parent is the first and usually the best teacher but children learn a lot in other settings, too.
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