Unfortunately, I am still having difficulty making contact with my international contact. I found a website and thought I would be able to connect with other Early Childhood professionals from around the world because of the chat rooms and discussion boards that are on that website, but unfortunately, I have had trouble consistently connecting with anyone. For this reason, I listened to a podcast presented by the Cambridge Trust Company. The title of the podcast was Closing the gap between what we know and what we do. The person giving the podcast was the director of the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University
talks about the impact of early experience on brain development and the
implications of compelling new findings.
I also found the UNESCO website to be very interesting. I think what was most interesting about it to me is the aspect that it is the United Nations website, so it is a global perspective. I do not have a substantial amount of international or global resources regarding Early Childhood, so this will be a good one to add to my list of resources. I am interested in learning more about global organizations and resources to add to my own personal resources as I continue my work in the field. I think it is valuable to have both local and global resources to cover a broad range of topics and ideas.
Amy,
ReplyDeleteCould I please have the link to this podcast?
Thank you,
Liz Thomas
Absolutely :)
ReplyDeleteHere it is: http://www.cambridgetrust.com/WealthManagement/ThoughtSeries/PodcastEarlyChildhood.aspx
Amy, don't feel bad....I too have been unable to establish international contacts. I also used UNICEF and UNESCO as a resource as well.
ReplyDeleteHello Amy,
ReplyDeleteI too looked at the UNESCO website and I also saw some interesting things on the website. The podcast that you listed sounds very interesting. Thanks for sharing.