[Ronni]

a safe and nurturing space with developmentally appropriate materials, clear learning centers, opportunities for exploration and play, positive social interactions, a focus on child-led learning, and supportive relationships with caring adults

[Anjelica]

There are a few components of a good learning environment that stick out to me the most. The first is reading! Never underestimate the power of a good book! It takes children a ride and entices them to use their imagination. Not only do books offer fun storytelling, but educational books offer amazing opportunities for new skills to be acquired. As a child I loved to read. I always had a book in hand and now looking back I am thankful because it opened my mind to so many things. Therefore, a reading cubby with comfy furniture and simple colors that promotes a good read is for sure the top of my list. Another area would be something that definitely had to do with sand or water, anything with texture that gets the child engaged and excited. Something they can get their hands into and get their brains turning. Children are all different and one might be more inviting than the other. I would also want to have an arts and craft section so that the children could express themselves through painting and drawing things of the world through their eyes. I think projects such as pictures made for mom on Mother’s Day are always cherished by the families and having this area encourages children to make something as such. That in turn creates a special moment between mom and child. Shows them a different kind of way to use their hands and express feelings.

[Mauren]

It has to be clean and safe, those qualities are a priority, the room has to be well planned and with a nurturing environment. The equipment has to be at Children’s height and it has to have areas of confort such as cozy corners. Plenty of materials and books.

[Adriana]

Some good components of a good early learning environment include safety, nurturing relationships, developmentally appropriate practices, inclusivity, and a consistent routine.

[Skylina Haley]

Interest centers are essential for children because they help them stay engaged with things they find interesting.

[Skyler McCormick]

Some components that I find especially important is for the space to feel welcoming and secure. We want our students to feel safe and at home in the space. We can make our spaces more secure by making sure you can see into every center without much effort and that the design is broken up into an organized fashion.

[Kylie Lambert]

I think having lots of different areas that the children can play in is super important because it allows them to express themsleves as well as progress in all different subjects (math, science, writing, art, peer interaction). It can even help them with sensory and learning to share

[james]

places for a verity different activitys

[angela packer]

I think some components of a good early learning environment is safe, nurturing teachers and spaces, educational toys (especially music/building), and set routines.

[Makaylon Dobbs]

Components of a good early learning environment that I think are especially important are: freedom for kids to be creative, varied learning strategies, and a quiet area to cool down when kids become too overstimulated.

[Marika Fagan]

A place where students feel safe and welcome. An organized space with lots of visuals so students can quickly acclimate to the environment.

[Andrea]

A place that make the child feel safe and comfort. A place at enrichment children domains and they may express the world around them.

[Alejandra Guevara]

Módulo 2

Luego, imagine una situación en la que un niño inmigró recientemente a los EE. UU. con su familia o solo con una parte de ella. Haga un dibujo de la familia de su hijo imaginario, que incluya los mismos datos demográficos que se muestran arriba. Identifique formas en las que usted, como profesional, podría celebrar las características únicas de su hijo imaginario y su familia.

Comparta sus descubrimientos sobre la diversidad de estructuras familiares en nuestro foro comunitario. Intercambie ideas para acoger a todas las familias y enriquecer los programas mediante prácticas inclusivas intencionales.

[weiwei liu]

Nurturing. Attractive .organized.functional.

[Elizabeth]

Having a safe clean environment having things at hand for the kids like the dress up area stuff, the kitchen stuff, the reading books blocks, etc.