- My vision for working with children is…Â Â Â When I opened my own family childcare centre I envisioned a home away from home and I would be in the role of caregiver in that environment, I think I created that for my children and families. I thought that when I moved work places into a more of a centre feel with multiple staff it would be a little bit harder to stay true to that vision but I think with a little tweaking and obvious differences I was about to recreate that bond with the children in my care. Â My true passion is helping children with challenges and I think as I continue my career I will always be seeking positions that make this possible.
- In three years, I see my greatest strengths with children to be… Â I believe that patience is one of my greatest strengths in life and with children. Â In the next three years I hope to expand on my learning and continue to learn all I can about early childhood education this learning will be a strength as I will have many tools to pull on when met with a challenge.
- I envision the early learning environment as… Â Collaborative. Â In need of some improvements especially in the province of British Columbia. Â A challenging and engaging work environment. Demanding on an emotional, physical, intellectual level. Â Rewarding.
- I see children as…Â Curious, imaginative, filled with wonder, funny, loving, inspiring, innocent, sponges that soak up information, explorers, capable, expressive, spirited, Â competent.
- I view children’s families to be… Â Important to understanding children in my care. Â Informative. Â Experts on their child. Sometimes in need of support and guidance with no judgement attached.
- I suspect that cultural diversity will…Â create more accepting environments. create more learning opportunities for children, families and educators.
- I envision my colleagues as… having a Different prospective then my own, a sounding board for new ideas, supportive of each other,  having more or less experience than I do which creates an opportunity to learn from each other, respectful, thoughtful, and passionate about the early childhood education field.
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