Watch the video below:
Review the Power Point
Complete the Aspects of Culture Chart for yourself (you will need it for your Commentary Paper).
Read Ecological Systems Theory (2018)
Ecological Systems Theory (2018)Watch the video below on Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological System’s Theory. I suggest completing this handout as you watch the video.https://1drv.ms/w/s!Aj5el915Dy5egYpjxw9T6M4VehKBKA?e=tfnJLO
Answer the questions below:
- What is culture?
- How does culture impact young children’s growth and development?
- How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart)
- What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory?
- Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
Culture is a way of life of particular groups of people. This means that its the way a group of people think, say, what they do . culture is learned and transmitted from generation to generation. It is customs and traditions that they all do . Its a pattern of behavior shared by a society , or group of people. Culture makes us who we are. It influences our thoughts, behaviors, knowledge , values and belief. Our culture is defined by our languages, how we communicate, by our food, how we dress.
1. What is culture?
Culture is something that unites people, culture is the art we create even through different people. Culture is the music, the food, the dance, the clothes we wear. Culture is a way of people, the behaviors, beliefs, values, and symbols that they accepts generally without thinking about them, and that are passed along by communication and imitation from one generation to the next.
2. How does culture impact young children’s growth and development?
Physical development, such as how a child develops motor skills and grows, can be impact by cultural identity. Cultural factors like dietary restrictions and lifestyle choices may improve or impede a child’s growth.
3. How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart)
My culture impact my growth and development on the things I was taught at home. From my grandmother teaching me how to cook at a young age of 7 years old. From developing a mentally of always putting your best foot forward no matter what. From being family oriented. From not depending on anyone for hand out, others can help but not to depend on anyone to give you things. From my grandmother use to tell me I never born with a gold spoon in my mouth so I had to make sure I worked hard for my own things.
4.What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory?
It’s a bunch of layers. It offers a framework through which community psychologists examine individuals relationships within communities and wider society.
5. Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
To understand because it allows the educator to build fundamental relationships with their students and create a communication rich classroom that involves the parent.
1. What is culture?
Culture is characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, encompassing language, religion, cuisine, social habits, music and arts.
2. How does culture impact young children’s growth and development?
Culture impacts young children;s growth and development by develops gross and motor skills
3. How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart)
My culture impact my growth and development on the things I was taught at home. How my mother is and reacts to certain situatoins is the same way i do. some things do ghet past down.
4.What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory?
His theory argues that the environment you grow up in affects every facet of your life.
5. Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
To understand because it allows the educator to build relationships with their students and create a communication with the parent. Which is really rare in today’s society.
1. What is culture?
Culture is the beliefs and customs you share with others. Food, clothes, traditions, music, dances, art, and what we are taught are all included in culture.
2. How does culture impact young children’s growth and development?
Culture impacts young children’s growth and development because culture affects the way individuals think, learn, play, and talk. Culture has a big impact on language and social interaction.
3. How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart)
My culture impacted my education, my parents did not even finish high school so they pushed me to finish and attend college. It also impacted my language because my parents speak Spanish but in school, I had to speak English.
4. What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory?
Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory is that the environment in which a child grows up will shape and affect their development divides the environment into four levels: microsystem, mesosystems, exosystem, and macrosystem.
5. Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
This theory is important to us as early childhood educators because we recognize that the environmental impacts shape children’s development. Because of this, we work with families, caregivers, other professionals and community groups to support children’s development.
what is culture?
culture is the characteristics and knowledge of a group of people within the languages and social habits
how does culture impact young childrens growth and development?
the culture of growth helps children by gross and motor skills
how did culture impact your growth and development
my culture impacts my growth development by the things i was taught at home. How i was raised and brought up
what is bronfenbrenners ecological system theory?
the growth of everything you face
why bronfenbrenners theory important to us as early childhood education?
allowing educators to build better relationships with there students
What is culture?
Culture is a way of life for a group of people. A culture consists of the values, behaviors, beliefs and symbols that a group of people accept. Culture is the communication and imitation from one generation to the next generation.
How does culture impact young children’s growth and development?
Culture factors like dietary restrictions and lifestyle choices may improve a child’s growth. Culture identity can impact mental, emotional and physical development such as how a child develops motor skills and grows.There’s a vast array of cultural differences in children’s beliefs and behaviour. Language is one of the many ways through which culture affects development.
How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart)
My father’s culture was awful for my life. I had supported sitting on my own table the whole of my elementary, middle and high school life. My father died when I was in high school. It impacted my growth and development. I don’t want to do homework. I love freedom and fairness. However, until today, it is too difficult to meet with new people in my life. I try to be socialized.
What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory? Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems theory is the one of the most accepted explanations regarding the influence of social environments on human development. There are five systems of bronfenbrenner’s ecological systems theory. These are microsystem, mesosystems, exosystem, macrosystem and chronosystem.
Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
Because it can help to build fundamental relationships with students and create a communication rich classroom that involves the parents.
1. What is culture?
Culture is beliefs you share with other’s, food, clothes you wear, traditions, marriage, music and dancing, art created, things we learn. Heritage shared by a group passed on from generation to generation.
2. How does culture impact young children’s growth and development?
The culture the children grown up in will determine how a child learns, or if the child is even allowed to depending of finances and religion. Culture impacts a Childs growth and development because it has to do with what and who they are surrounded by, good or bad, this will make a impact. If the parents of a child are struggling with their marriage this too will impact the child as is having enough food at home.
3. How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart)
Growing up I had to move to a different country as a young child who did not speak the new language. My parents never finished High School in our country and they always pushed my siblings and I to better ourselves and have a a better future. I am a first generation attending college, which makes them ver proud. My culture of growing up in my country and always cooking with my Grandmother and family is something that definitely had a big impact in my life, even to this day I love to cook for all my friends and family. It t brings me so much joy to see other’s eating my food that is part of my Guatemalan heritage. Growing up in Texas and not speaking English also affected me at a early age, since my parents didn’t speak the language my siblings and I had to learn it fast in order to help our parents with paperwork and important decision making. Until this day I get nervous filling out documents either for myself of my parents, even though I am completely fluent in English now. This also makes me be more caring and understanding of other people when I see them struggling to find the appropriate words to communicate. Having to move to a new country at a young age has affected the way I deal with transitions and being able to adapt to new environments at a rapid pace, or to communicate with new individuals I may encounter.
4. What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory?
The Ecological System Theory is the environment a child grow up in will shape and affect their development that is divided into four systems.
5. Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
This Theory is important to educators as it help us understand our students and their families. We can have a better understanding of how we can support the child and family, and also be aware of the difficulties and challenges they may be facing. By understanding the theory we are opening our mind to not just knowledge but to also have empathy for the kids and families coming into our classroom and finding way to make their school experience a very positive impactful experience.
What is culture?
Culture is the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, encompassing language, religion, cuisine, social habits, music and arts.
2. How does culture impact young children’s growth and development?
Children growing up in different cultures receive specific inputs from their environment.
3. How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart)
My culture impacts my growth and development on the things I was raised at home. How my mother is with things and reacts to certain situations is the same way I do. I also taught myself how to cook by looking at my grandmother and stepmother, so a lot of things I learn is from my family
4.What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory?
According to Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory, children typically find themselves enmeshed in various ecosystems, from the most intimate home ecological system to the larger school system, and then to the most expansive system which includes society and culture. Each of these ecological systems inevitably interact with and influence each other in all aspects of the children’s lives.
5. Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
Childhood education is teaching kids to become young adults. At school, children learn new things that they couldn’t learn at home. They also learn from the larger social ecosystem in ways that they can’t from school or home.
1. What is culture?
Culture is who we are, it is our identity, it is the term that differentiate a group of people from others. It consists language, customs, religion, believes, behavior, value, moral, roles, interaction, and knowledge.
2. How does culture impact young children’s growth and development?
Culture impacts children’s growth and development because as they grow, they are exploring their world with its rules, language, tradition, values. They build their personality based on this foundation. Culture determine their behavior, their believe. It guides their tendency, preference and knowledge.
3. How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart)
I grow up in big family I have 3 sisters and 6 brothers, we grow up all together, I am in 6th place order. I spoke my native language until the age of six when I started school. Then, I needed to learn a new language which was continued in my education path. After 4 years of school we started to learn the third language (two languages in school are mandatory and I keep talking our native at home or out of school). Therefore, today I am a person who talk three languages, plus English as I am leaving in America. That time we do not have all the opportunities to learn and play as today. However, I enjoyed my infancy with our simple games, and it helped me to learn many things, I remember I was persistent to be the winner in any game we play. know I am also that persistent person. Moreover, in my culture I must follow certain rule and costumes we celebrate holydays that distinguish us. Now I still following certain rules and behavior even though I am leaving in another country that have different culture different lifestyle and different rule which I am learning and adapting for it.
4. What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory?
Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory is the theory that study child development as he or she lives in a particular environment. This approach called proximal system. Which means to observe and analyze children in their real environment closely and try to understand the components of their behavior because Bronfenbrenner believes that the environment influences greatly the cognitive development of children. This theory divide to the environment in 4 levels:
a. Microsystem: the environment where the child live and spend his time with, such as family school. It is the environment in which a child has a direct contact.
b. Mesosystem: it is the relationships between child’s environment for example the relation ship between family and school.
c. Exosystem: it is the aspect that affect child indirectly for example an uncomfortable job for parents my affect tuition.
d. Macrosystem: this is related to the impact of culture
5. Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
This theory is important to us as an educator because it teaches us more aspect that could affect directly or indirectly the child’s development which is the environment. As educators we should consider all aspects that cold impacts the child development in its field because the more information we gain about the children the more we provide for them a better support and thus help them in their development adequately.
What is culture?
culture is the belief of something that you share with others, most commonly family. Within culture you share the same music, dancing, food, clothing, traditions, art and more.
How does culture impact young children’s growth and development?
Culture impacts young children’s growth and development because it determines and influences the thought process, language, knowledge, behaviors, relationships and values.
How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of
Culture chart)
My mother had me as a teenager and we practically grew up together. She never finished High School but my father did. Both of my parents were very big on school, but because I grew up in a poor neighborhood in Harlem the schools nearby weren’t the best. My household was very Bi-lingual, we lived with my grandparents because of how young my parents were, and my grandparents were all raised in different countries still getting familiar with the American lifestyle. Both of my parents cultures were different, my mom is Dominican and my dad is Puerto Rican and they were both raised differently, therefore I was raised with a little bit of everything. Because of how young and poor my family was I didn’t have a lot of resources, but my parents did their best in providing me the extra at home education and keeping me at the dinner table until I completed my work. This allowed me to view life differently and appreciate everything. Growing up I felt like I worked harder then my friends because I had so much to prove to myself and my family.
What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory?
Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological systems theory is that there are 4 different type of environments. Our environment influences and shapes our development and the way we live.
Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
Bronfenbrenner’s theory is important to us early childhood educators because it pushes us to gain relationships with not only the children but their parents as well and to be consistent with communication to better understand each child and how to use that to better assist the child.
1.What is culture?
-Culture is the beliefs you share with others,the clothes you wear,and culture is the traditions you share with others.
2.How does culture impact young children’s growth and development?
-Culture impacts developement because it dertermines the things we learn no matter how differnt everyone culture is.
3.How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart)
-Culture impact my growth and development because my health,my ethnicity the reason why i speak both english and Spanish, and what i eat.
4.What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory?
-Is the physical, social,cultural,finanical,political, and the religious environment in which a child matures and geows into a adult,which he belived effected their development in four differnt systems.
5.Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
-its important because educators can be more aware of how to build relationships with students,communicate better, and know the type of safe space to provide.
What is culture?
Culture is the set of ideas, behaviors, attitudes, and traditions that exist within large groups of people. It is the heritage that is shared by that group and is passed on from generation to generation. Aspects of culture are factors within a person/family’s background that influence how a person/family adopts and implements their culture.
How does culture impact young children’s growth and development?
Culture can influence our thoughts, behaviors, knowledge, beliefs, values, and relationships. Their culture impacts how they are raised and what they believe in therefore it impacts their growth and development also.
How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart)
I was raised in a two parent house hold with older parents and a teenage brother, this is my family composition and i do think it impacted my growth and development. My brother was almost 17 years older than me so I was basically raised as an only child and have a lot of only child tendencies. I am a girl so I was also raised differently than my brother because my parents are considered old school. I was born in Brooklyn and I spent a lot of time with my father’s side of the family who are Haitian and speak Creole. Although I do not speak the language now I used to be able to understand the basics, I think my interest in other languages is what led me to do well in all my Spanish classes throughout my academic life. My family was not that religious, which is what led me to create my own religious identity now as an adult and be more open with my spirituality. I think my parents being some what flexible and open with me made me become a very open minded person.
What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory?
Urie Brofenbrenner believed that the environment in which a child grows up in will shape and affect his or her development. This ecological system includes the physical, social, cultural, financial, political, and religious aspects of the environment in which the child matures and grows in an adult. Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological systems theory is an observation on the ecological system of the child to understand and explain the child’s development. The environment is divided into 4 different levels first being the microsystem, mesosystem, exosystem, and the macrosystem. The microsystem is the system where the child has the most direct contact. The mesosystem is the system where the relationships between the various components of the microsystem are. The exosystem is the connections between a child and a setting which affect them but they do not have any contact. And the mesosystem includes the background of all the other systems, which includes culture.
Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
It can explain and help educators understand the development of a child and can also help educators learn their students better and how to better interact with or relate to them. It’s what helps us understand the upbringing of students and what affects or impacts the student. It’s important that educators examine all aspects of a child’s life to truly understand them in order to have the ability to work with them so they can do their best.
What is culture?
Culture is the way of life of those who share common customs, beliefs, knowledge, and habits.
How does culture impact young children’s growth and development?
Culture impacts young children’s growth and development in what they eat, the family values, their music, language, and the general rules of their social group.
How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart)
I grew up in New York City and so did my parents but my grandparents were born in Puerto Rico, so my cultural values are mixed. I am bilingual, I learned Spanish mostly at home and learned English at school. I listened to Spanish music in my dads car while listening to American music in my mom’s because my dad was more culturally connected to his Puerto Rican background. No one in my family has completed college so far I have surpassed the standards of my family’s educational background.
What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory?
Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory is that people have a framework of the relationships they create in their environment in terms of the community and society.
Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
This theory is important to understand everyone’s cultural backgrounds how it makes them who they are, how we can incorporate that into a classroom so they can establish meaningful relationships with others.
1. What is culture?
Culture are customs and the way of life that you have in common with other, such as food, tradition, art etc.
2. How does culture impact young children’s growth and development?
Culture can impact a child’s way of life, they can grow up having the same believes as the people they grew up with which will shape how a child does many things.
3. How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart)
I think two things that impacted my growth and development because of culture are ethnicity, and gender roles. I am very connected to where my family is from, Ecuador. We have certain food or traditions that we follow that are so familiar to me but when I talk about them with other people they have never heard of it. One example is, every April we make something called fanesca and it’s a pretty big deal for us. It’s not only a way for the whole family to gather but also for us to honor the virgin Mary. Another thing that impacted the person I am today is gender roles, unfortunately in my household we are thought that women should be doing the house work and the men shouldn’t touch anything. This is something that I’ve always been against, now as an adult I live with my boyfriend and I often find myself doing most of the housework. He’s more than happy to help out, but I think because of the way I grew up I don’t even give him a chance to really help because it’s already done. This is something I am working on.
4. What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory?
Bronfenbrenner believed that the environment a child is developing in will shape who they become.
5. Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
This is important because by understanding the child’s culture or environment we can understand the child better.
Module 9 Assignment #1: Overview of Culture
1 What is culture?
-Culture may be defined as the set of attitudes, values, beliefs, and behaviors shared by a group of people. Culture is a strong part of people’s lives. It influences their views, their values, their humor, their hopes, their loyalties, and their worries and fears. Studying culture will help us better understanding of the world, valuing and respecting other cultures and our own, valuing and respecting other cultures and our own, promotes effective communication.
2. How does culture impact young children’s growth and development?
-Children learn from their environment (family, school, community, peers). Children’s development is shaped by the activities and other things that they are involved in from the various environments. They can develop physical development by performing activities that will involve their fine and motor skills. Likewise, language development can be acquired through reading and conversations. Children’s growth and development will largely be influenced by their environment, a supporting one will contribute to on time development build the skills and a less supporting one will take a longer time for development.
3. How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart)
-My first aspects of growth and development started from home. There are certain norms I grew up practicing. My education was important because in my micro and macrosystems, education plays an integral role. It is the vehicle to better life/future. So, reading, writing and math were important skills I had to acquire and moving on to high school and college. I lived in the rural part of the Island, but I had the necessary resources needed. I was an active child running, jumping, climbing all over and doing male and female activities so that contributed to my physical development.
4. What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory?
-That human development is influenced by the different types of environmental systems. These systems include the micro system, the mesosystem, the exosystem, the macro system, and the chronosystem. The theory analyzes a person and examine the effects of the different environmental systems encountered. Thus, the theory argues that the environment a person grows up in, affects every facet of their lives.
5. Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
-Educators must work together with various environments (family, school, teachers, professionals, community etc.) to better understand the impact these entities have on the child and her learning.
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This is Luis Martinez I agree with you and I want to add onto your response with question #2 Cultural factors like dietary restrictions and lifestyle choices may improve or impact a child’s growth both positive and negative, lifestyles are mostly influenced by society’s expectations and moral values of what it’s good and wrong.
1. What is culture? Culture is the type of unity or form of individuals. Its a way of a persons beliefs, values, what we wear, what we eat. its a life line passed on from generations onto generations.
2. How does culture impact young children’s growth and development? physical development, helps with the childs motor skills and helps identify the child’s culture. it shapes the childs mentality if they are suppose to dress certain ways that other cultures may not.
3. How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart) My culture taught me I had to be a house wife to my spouse, from as young as five I knew I had to clean the house, wash clothes, cook, mop and do house wife chores. I also learned how to be independent and not lean on anyone for assistance. I learned how in order to be successful in life you must work hard and not take the easy path out in life.
4. What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory? it’s based on how a child grows and shapes his/herself to become. how their developments are effected via the five categories: ecosystem, mesosystem, microsystem, microsystem and chronosystem.
5. Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators? It helps build the relationship between a child and their parents and have better communication to assist and understand each other.
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This is Luis Martinez I want to add on to your response to question 5 “Therefore, it’s highly important the teachers should constantly be monitoring and responding to each child’s needs, interest, and their learning styles. Events such as relationships between peers, parents, and teachers all are shaped in a child’s microsystem. It’s important that teacher should construct a network of trust and bond with students and parents”.Overall great responses, you were very specific and you include examples.
Luis Martinez
ECE110
Professor Jen Longley
What is culture?
Culture is the beliefs we share with others, that we relate to and that we feel connected to. This includes spiritual beliefs which is the relationship to a superior being and are related to an existential perspective on life, death, and the nature of reality. Whereas for religious beliefs it is a set of practices/rituals such as prayer or meditation and engagement with religious community members. Culture is also the food we eat; it dictates the meals that we cook and prepare meals this could be based on religion, holydays, traditions, homemade styles, and among more. Culture is also the clothes we wear every day; clothes that we wear could also meaning it could to represent ourselves in the way that we most feel comfortable with, such as representing our country, our beliefs gay pride, to represent our religion practices and views. Culture is also defined as the traditions we share with others such as getting married marriage celebrations are commonly celebrated across the world, music and dancing dance movements, steps, music genre, also the art we create, and the things we learn, last but not least even though our cultures are different we are still people, with families, and that we share the same earth.
How does culture impact young children’s growth and development?
Physical development, such as how a child develops motor skills and grows, can be impacted by cultural identity. Cultural factors like dietary restrictions and lifestyle choices may improve or impact a child’s growth both positive and negative, lifestyles are mostly influenced by society’s expectations and moral values of what it’s good and wrong. Cultural identity can also trigger what schools are good for us, what environments or institutions are best for us, where do we fit and how do we reach acceptance. Furthermore, child development is a dynamic, interactive process. Children growing up in different cultures receive specific inputs from their environment that they are supposed to fallowed and implement them into their lives as they grow up. For that reason, there’s a vast array of cultural differences in children’s beliefs and behavior. Language is one of the many ways through which culture affects development.
How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart)
Parents in different cultures also play an important role in molding children’s behavior and thinking patterns. As we know, parents and guardians are the ones who prepare their children to interact with wider society as they transition from home to school and school to life? Cultural differences in interactions between adults and children also influence how a child behaves socially, basically parents seek for what is best for their child life, parents invest into their children’s life by given them an education, providing them with the most basic needs, given them what parents did not have as they were growing up. Well for me it will take months and years to tell my story, during my childhood years I faced a lot of obstacles, my parents grew up in small town where most of the population are closed minded and till this day people are still afraid to accept of what is different from them. I grew with a mindset that being gay will make me a bad person and that society will condemn me based on my sexual preferences, growing up I always felt safer and comfortable being around with girls instead of the boys of my age. I remember these days when I was playing dolls with my cousin (female), my aunt came up to me and said that boys should never and ever play with dolls because she said it make me go gay and stupid and that I would never become a real man if I keep playing with girl’s toys.
Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory?
The theory of Ecological systems was constructed by Urie Bronfenbrenner. He arranged the environment into five different levels. The microsystem is the most influential, has the closest relationship to the person, and is the one where direct contact occurs. The mesosystem consists of interactions between a person’s microsystems. This theory looks at a child’s development in terms of the content of the system of relationships that form his or her environment. Bronfenbrenner’s theory defines complex “layers” of environment, each influencing a child’s development.
Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
His theory is important for educators to understand because it allows the educator to build fundamental relationships with their students and create a communication rich classroom that involves the parents. Therefore, it’s highly important the teachers should constantly be monitoring and responding to each child’s needs, interest, and their learning styles. Events such as relationships between peers, parents, and teachers all are shaped in a child’s microsystem. It’s important that teacher should construct a network of trust and bond.
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What is culture? Culture combines a lot of aspects, such as tradition, religion, belief, food, art expressions, language, behavior, social structure etc.,
2.How does culture impact young children’s growth and development? It directly affects children’s growth and development. Due to tradition, in some countries, children are much more restricted in their education than children from other countries.
3.How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart) In my country it is very important to have the highest level of education. Which directly comes from our culture and traditions. For example, our traditional Georgian dance teaches relationships and behavior between men and women and one of a kind books, called “Vefkhistyaosani” (the men in the panther’s skin) combines story about love, culture, friendship and patriotism. In our schools we are learning three different languages including our own language (other foreign language is based on what school districts offer).
4.What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory?
Urie Bronfenbrenner’s ecological system theory is an environment in which a child grows up, shaped and affected in his/her development by the aspects of this environment. Bronfenbrenner divided the system into four different levels: Microsystem, Mesosystem, Exosystem and Macrosystem.
5.Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
The theory has a very strong influence on how teachers will work with children and families, because it is more recognized in assessing how the environment impacts on their development. Based on Bronfenbrenner’s theory we must acknowledge the fact that the growth environment has on a child’s development.
What is culture?
Culture is the belief you share with others. culuter is the food you eat, the clothes you wear, traditions you share with others, music, art and the things we learn.
How does culture impact young children’s growth and development?
Culture impacts young children’s growth and development greatly. A child’s culture affects how a child learns, what a child believes in how they behave and their values and that in turn affects the child’s development.
How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart)
In my culture expectations are really high especially for a girl. I had to learn ho to take care of a home at an early age. I had to learn how to cook and clean by the time I was 13. So I kind of crew up really fast.
What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory?
In Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory he believed that the environment in which a child grows up will shape and affect his or her development.
Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
Bronfenbrenner’s theory is important to us as early childhood educators because since we now know that culture and a child’s environment affects their development we can use that to better help the children in our care. As a teacher e need to make sure the school environment is adequate for them to grow, learn and develop appropriately
What is culture?
– Culture is the way you show your beliefs, the food you eat, the dance and music.
How does culture impact young children’s growth and development?
-culture impacts young children with the physical determination. It can be impacted by cultural identity as well. This affects the children to get adapted to a different culture.
How did your culture impact your growth and development? (use info from your Aspects of Culture chart)
– my culture impacted my growth because I had to adapt to a different language that it wasn’t mine, the way of living in another country affected my development, because at school I wasn’t getting the sane grade I had back in school in my country.
What is Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory?
– bronfenbrenners ecological system theory is the human development may be a transactional method within which a person’s development is influenced by his or her interactions with varied aspects and spheres of their atmosphere.
Why is Bronfenbrenner’s theory important to us as early childhood educators?
– His theory is important for educators to understand because it allows the educator to build relationships with their students and create a communication in the classroom that involves the parents.