Final Post for Issues and Trends

It is hard to list any consequences from learning about the early childhood field in other countries. With changing my focus from just America to around the world, it has made me ”pop my bubble” and realize that there are not only kids in America but everywhere who can benefit from a proper early childhood education. I want to be able to go to every country to help make the needs of children aware to the local communities to get quality programs started for every child.

Although I was never able to make any contacts with early childhood professionals around the world, it was great to read others experiences. Even from reading others discussions with professionals from countries such as Poland and Australia, it is proven that it is a great resource to have contacts outside of our country to put into perspective the issues and trends that involve children everywhere. When we work together we have a higher chance of making a larger impact for the needs of children.

The websites that were offered as alternatives were great for exploring new resources on beliefs and systems of the early childhood field around the world. Getting more information of the needs around the world can help me change my local practices to help to make an impact around the world. You can never have too many resources.