Family Partnerships Concerning Early Childhood Education
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Family Partnerships
The family-centered approach to early childhood education highlights the importance of the partnership between the family, the early childhood program, and the community to maximize a child's development and learning. Create a fact sheet you can provide to the families in your program that explains the values and challenges of a family-centered approach, including a summary, its benefits, obstacles involved, and strategies for overcoming those obstacles.
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Describe five benefits of a family-centered approach.
The family-centered approach is monumental in the growth and development of a child, particularly as it relates to early childhood. A child is a sum total of his or her experience(s). If the family unit is strengthened, the child is going to experience healthy growth and development. ...
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