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Note:Subject;EEC 1960 Section 01 Field experience 1:Knowledge but I choose Psychology to be easy.

Written Assignment - Creating Positive Communications to Share with Families

Engaging with families through positive communications is an essential part of an early childhood educator's role. What we do in terms of reaching out to families shapes how they, in turn, reach back to us. Families who feel welcome in the classroom are more likely to participate and become involved. For this assignment, you will be creating a positive communication as a tool for connecting with and sharing information with families. To get started, think about something important that you would like to let families know about (for example, an upcoming special event or the opportunity to visit the center). Alternately, you might choose to share some child development information (for instance, reinforcing the importance of keeping a regular schedule or about reading to children every day). Think about how to share your communication with all families, including those who are from diverse culture and language backgrounds. For the assignment, create a 1-page positive communication flyer or newsletter using one of the two templates provided below. (Or, use your own template if you prefer.) Flyer Template Newsletter Template Be sure to include all required information about who the information is for, why it's important, what will be happening (an event or visit), and/or what you want them to know (such as if they need to RSVP or not). If you are thinking about an event, be sure to include where it will be held, as well as the time. Lastly, include your name and contact information so families know who and how to reach you if they have questions.

Answer 1

The child development related information could comprise of certain aspects related to good scheduling activities for children. This could include psycho-educating the parents regarding importance of quality time spent for at least an hour during the day. This is a part of creating an emotionally enabling environment at home for the children so that emotional regulation can be inculcating right from a young age. Normalising the expression of emotions as well as adequate coping strategies to deal with them in as essential component of providing a holistic developmental approach to raising children. Grain sorting activities, play equipment, memory games or games that inculcate interpersonal skills must be played as a group in a safe setting like home so that a holistic development in children takes place on a regular basis. Moreover, family therapy on a preventive level through awareness workshops and seminars can be provided to families in order to create a safety net.