Code Of Ethics

These are 3 of NAEYC code of ethics that mean a lot to me.

 •We shall be familiar with laws and regulations that serve to protect the children in our programs and be vigilant in ensuring that these laws and regulations are followed.

This code is extremely important not only to my professionalism, but to all that are in this profession. Anyone who works in the child care field should be aware of any laws old and new, in order to work towards the best interest of the children who are in their care.

•To work through education, research, and advocacy toward a society in which all young children have access to high-quality early care and education programs.

My current and future goals towards working in child's advocacy, are all concerning providing the best care and education for young children. In my future endeavors, I hope to contribute on a larger scale with a higher position that will allow me to enforce and regulate early care programs.

•To help family members enhance their understanding of their children, as staff are enhancing their understanding of each child through communications with families, and support family members in the continuing development of their skills as parents.

This particularly pertains to my current work, in head start. I truly believe that working in early childhood programs and head start in particular, it is essential that educators ensure and provide parental involvement within their child's education. This can sometimes be a daunting task, but it is imperative that they are fully involved with their child, and are aware of information pertaining to their child.