Relationships
and family partnerships are essential to development cognitively, emotional and
socially. Relationships have an impact
on individuals being successful and having positive productive future. Positive, supportive relationships are
important during the earliest years of life; they are essential not only
cognitive development but also healthy in emotional development. Relationship’s
build character and strengthens peoples understanding help build trust and
respect of others. Communication is an important key in having a successful relationship’s.
Koran is my
husband and our relationship is built on a foundation of love, commitment, and
trust. Our union is based on fulfilling the purpose in life that God has for us
and being happy, raising our children in a God fearing home.
Communicating
with each other can be a challenge in having an effective relationship. You
have to be open to the opinions and feelings of others. If you are not open to
the opinions of others this may cause conflict in the relationship. Trust and respect
for others are components of a successful relationship.
My experiences
with my relationships will be the foundation for the relationships that I build
with my students and their families. I will bring the same components that I
value in other relationships to build upon in the relationships that I form
with my students and their families to be impactful in my work as an effective
early childhood professional.
You have great relationships with your family! It is great how you can depend on them to be there for you. Relationships do help you become the person you are and I feel from reading your blog that you are a very special person! Your students are very lucky to have you as their teacher.
ReplyDeleteEbony, Thanks for sharing your family with us. I do agree that communication is the best aspect of a family structure. I praise your mother for offering spiritual guidance as well.
ReplyDeleteEbony,
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed looking at the pictures of your family and learning about the relationships you have with each of them. You are completely correct, we can use the relationships we have with those around us to help build relationships with our students and their families.