My name is Teresa, I am the loving mother of five children and 9 nieces and nephews. I love and cherish my family and friends. The love and compassion I have for young children has inspired me to become an Educator. Those two aspects along with my desire to gain as much knowledge as I can to help children in their educational career, will help me become one of the best Educators. None of this would be possible without my Heavenly Father who has guided me along the way
Teresa Goodman

Monday, May 16, 2016
Quality Programs for All Children
Over the next five years I hope public opinion will have a huge impact
on the educational system. First, the public needs to know and understand why public
opinion is important. Educating the public on current issues is critical. It’s
easy to give a survey and ask people to answer questions but not really knowing
the meaning related to the questions being ask. People have to be aware of the
issues before we can ask their opinion. Encouraging other to become more
involved in the process opens the door for positive change. As we begin to encourage
others and they become more involved and began to understand the issues, our
influence opens the door to them voicing their opinions. We have so many issues
that will affect the educational system but we’re mainly looking at issues that
children and their families may face and not the issues of those who work
closely with our children. These issues also affect the healthy development of
our children. Public opinion can be a major tool that will help us change how
we chose our educators. Passing a certification test just like requiring
students to take standardized test is not the answer. You have many that may qualify
because they have book knowledge but will they possess the human
characteristics that are needed to ensure that all children are safe and in an
environment that is centered around their needs. Public opinion will can have a
profound impact on the educational system. So many efforts have been put in
place to limit voicing our concerns, but the public has many opportunities to
voice theirs. If we continue to encourage and educate the public on important issues
our efforts are not in vain. The opportunities are there we have to get the
public to take advantage of them.
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Hi Teresa,
ReplyDeleteGreat post. I agree that qualifying for a job requires more than just book smarts. It takes hands on experiences and understanding the need and role of early childhood education. Public opinion does has an impact on what take place. It is important that the information is being presented and all sides can voice their concerns.