education – Bridging the Gap in Early Childhood Education

Time Well Spent

Over the last few weeks, I’ve shared and developed a sense of community with my community of practice; and now I share my thoughts on completing my program and on the value of my colleagues’ input and support throughout my journey. Whether we’d like to believe it or not, we are all connected in aContinue reading “Time Well Spent”

Jobs/Roles in the ECE Community: Internationally

Over the last few weeks, I’ve traveled down the road of searching for jobs locally, state-wide, and nationally in the early childhood organizations, agencies, and communities of practice. These explorations have helped me imagine my in a “variety of jobs that foster the well-being of children, families, and the early childhood field” (Laureate, 2011). Today,Continue reading “Jobs/Roles in the ECE Community: Internationally”

When I Think of Research…

Here we go! This is my last week on studying research and finalizing my simulation project as well as reflecting on how my proposal will make a contribution to the field of early childhood education. The skills and knowledge I’ve learned throughout this course gave me the “power and knowledge to be a critical consumerContinue reading “When I Think of Research…”

International Organizations: Getting to Know Them

As I expand my knowledge on the many resources and learn various things on the global perspective for providing opportunities to explore national and international organizations, I learn more about the effective practices in different parts of the world. This week, my focal point is international poverty. In view, I will be looking for advocateContinue reading “International Organizations: Getting to Know Them”

An Introduction

Welcome to my blog; my page. On this site I share my thoughts, views, and issues within the EC World. My name is Allison Chung-Curling and I’m currently a graduate student at Walden University. About Me: I am a mother of two boys, 9yrs and 6yrs. I work with children ages birth to 3 thatContinue reading “An Introduction”