Sunday, October 20, 2013

DEC Code of Ethics

The following codes of ethics are meaning to me as an early childhood professional. They help define who I am as a PK teacher and my roles and responsibilities I have for the children and families I serve. They help shape me into the ever changing professional, educator,advocate, and mentor I am today.

  • We shall support professionals new to the field by mentoring them in the practice of evidence and ethically based services.
  • We shall use individually appropriate assessment strategies including multiple sources of information such as observations, interviews with significant caregivers, formal and informal assessments to determine child ren’s  learning styles, strengths, and challenges.
  •  We shall build relationships with individual children and families while individualizing the curricula and learning environments to facilitate young children’s development and learning.
  • References
    The Division for Early Childhood. (2000, August). Code of ethics. Retrieved May 26, 2010, from


    4 comments:

    1. I agree with you on these codes. I felt as though so many codes could have addressed into my field that I was having a hard time choosing. I also chose the value of have a relationship with children and there families just because I feel as though without a great relationship with both you are not helping the children to all aspect possible.

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      1. Amber, I had a hard time choosing specific codes too. I agree with your statement about having a good relationship with both the child and family. Thanks for commenting.

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    2. A Note of Professional Thanks, Week 8 Assgn.
      Tierra,
      I truly enjoyed your posts this semester and your blog. You shared some very insightful comments and ideas. I wish you much success on your journey through the profession of Early Childhood Education. I will continue to follow your blog and hope you do the same for mine. Good luck and continue doing what your doing because it's needed.
      Sincerely,
      Kristina Coleman

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      1. Thanks Kristina that means a lot. I sure will keep following your blog. You also share some interesting thoughts. Thanks again!

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