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We cannot solve the problems that do exist if we're distracted by problems that don't exist. Claiming that the system is failing is not only distracting, but creates the wrong climate for improvement--you don't get people to do better by telling them how lousy they are.
-Gerald W. Bracey
One of the challenges of working with young children is finding ways of working effectively with their families. In How Does it Feel? Child Care from Families' Perspectives author Anne Stonehouse challenges the reader to look at situations in an early childhood program from families’ perspectives. Encouraging programs to move beyond traditional parent and family involvement, this recently updated version of the book contains insights on what it takes to create and maintain effective partnerships that benefit young children the most. Home | Educating Online in ECE | Login | Contact Us/Report a Problem
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Pittston, PA, United States
07/06/2010 1:46 pm
At first, I was in disbelief at the title of the article. Of course, it seems it is for the shock value. I do not know or care what caused several adults to act so horribly that they were arrested, but I find it disturbing that it was probably witnessed by several children, children, possibly of those arrested. What a shame that parents are so misbehaved in front of their children. Then why are they so surprised when their children misbehave in front of them. It is the same at many events, little league games, basketball games, dance recitals, etc. Parents do not know how to behave in public and in front of their children. Someone forgot to tell them there is a day when the world is no longer "all about me". Growing up is difficult enough when you are a child, it is more difficult when you are an adult.
United States
07/05/2010 3:24 pm
We need to have accurate reporting here please. I am currently taking a Psychology class and this week discussing aggression in various cultures. I would be interested in knowing the culture/race of those involved and more details.
United States
07/05/2010 11:10 am
As I read and re-read this article it seems that the altercation didn't even occur at the school. Is this correct? If it didn't actually happen at the school and did happen "...in a field near the ceremony..." why did the author make is sound like it happened at the ceremony. It could have not even been related but it is not clear in what was written.
Little Bear Childcare Center, Inc.
State Line, Pennsylvania, United States
07/05/2010 10:46 am
Not having read the book yet - it seems this would give a good insight for providers to understand their customers better. Honestly, if you have never placed your child in a daycare situation, then you have no real idea of how painful, guilty, and difficult it can be. But, if you are Provider who has personally experienced this with your own child - you can relate much better to the parents of your childcare children.
Many people don't realize how important it is to connect and understand their customer's perspective - if you are running a business - you must understand your customer - otherwise you will have none. It's just part of providing quality services.
United States
07/05/2010 07:37 am
What is the point of this post?
What was the disagreement?
It might have been interesting and instructive, but otherwise why did I read this this morning>