We're all in this Together - Relationships, Responsibilities, Reciprocity, and Resilience

Discover how practicing ethical behaviors and fostering strong relationships can help educators promote resilience in children.


2020

Why it sparks inspiration

What impact do ethical practices and strong relationships have on children’s learning environments? This article explains why ethical behavior and relationship-building are important for creating supportive environments for children. It outlines best practices, including developmentally appropriate teaching, anti-bias education, and family engagement. Learn how to foster strong connections with families, colleagues, and the community to help children build resilience!


“Connecting with and learning from families can help build linkages between homes and schools. Family engagement supports children’s learning as a key component of quality early childhood education.”


How it can inspire your practice

  • Educators can use this resource to review their current ethical conduct policies.
  • Educators can use the relationship building strategies like reciprocal communication with families to build trust and respect.
  • Program leaders can use this resource to develop training sessions focused on ethical conduct and relationship-building for educators.

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