Reference no: EM132842306
Assignment: Regardless of family configuration, background, strengths, and/or challenges, every family wants the best for their child(ren). When early childhood professionals partner effectively with families, both contribute significant insights and knowledge.
Yet, as you explored this week, communication between early childhood professionals and families may be complicated by differences in values, beliefs, traditions, expectations, and languages. Although every communication exchange should reflect a thoughtful, planned approach that takes into consideration each family's unique characteristics, your own personal biases may get in the way of meaningful communication.
Think about the many different kinds of families that you read about in this week's resources.
Then, consider the personal biases and preconceived notions that you may have about specific types of families that may distort your perceptions and consequently create barriers in communication.
Post:
• A description of the biases and/or preconceived notions that you might have about particular types of families that could impede your communication with these families
• How these barriers might affect your interactions with children
• Offer your colleagues insights, lessons, and exceptional resources you have come across both in this program of study and your experience to help break down barriers to communication.
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Was anything said or done as a result of the communication
: Describe a situation where you witnessed inappropriate or unethical communication. The situation does not have to be in a work environment.
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Describe how that hegemonic struggle plays out
: Describe how that hegemonic struggle plays out - The situation you identify may be from movies, music, the internet, sports, social media
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What the expected cost of goods sold for the coming year is
: The fixed cost are P210,000 and the variable costs are 60% of the selling price. What would be the amount of sales if Lhambot is to realize a profit of 10%?
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Permissions to phi though an electronic health system
: Describe the precautions your facility will need to take in order to monitor access and permissions to PHI though an electronic health system.
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How barriers might affect your interactions with children
: How these barriers might affect your interactions with children? Offer your colleagues insights, lessons, and exceptional resources you have come across.
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Researching electronic health systems
: How could you justify either maintaining your current system or switching to a 100% electronic system?
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Access to innovative drugs and other medical technologies
: Describe two ways in which Pfizer has gained access to innovative drugs and other medical technologies.
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What sales price must firm use to obtain an after-tax profit
: If the entity pays income taxes on its income at a rate of 40%, what sales price must the firm use to obtain an after-tax profit of P24,000 on the 40,000 units?
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What are benefits of the applet or the virtual manipulative
: Using one of the virtual manipulative and/or applet, develop one activity for your classroom. What are the benefits of the applet or the virtual manipulative.
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