Research Around the World

I found three  current research topics that caught my attention on the website http://www.eecera.org/

        

1. Understanding children from 0 to 3 years of age and its implications for education. What's new on the babies' side?

It pertained to the changes that occurred in the past years with babies to toddlers. Society is changing and so is the knowledge about the new generation.

2. What young children give to their learning, making education work to sustain a community and its culture?

It related to the field of early childhood and how it is  always changing and the policies need to be changed accordingly.

3. Promoting language in under 3s. Assessing language development and the quality of adult intervention

This topic goes into detail about toddler’s language development and the adult’s role in promoting it.

     This website was new to me, and at times rather difficult to navigate. I did gain a few insights and ideas from exploring the site European Early Childhood Education Research Association. The first thing that was gained was how inspirational and known this journal is. I never thought a European journal would have such a large impact in the United States. Another thing that was surprising was that the website provided a link for the “The Korea Institute of Child Care and Education”; I was definitely not expecting that.