Sharing Web Resources

The link that I explored was http://www.qualitycareforchildren.org/ quality care for children in the state of Georgia. The links lead me to resources for families and professionals to provide a quality education, early learning experience and nurturing. The link also demonstrates the inconsistency in quality among more than 400,000 children in Georgia. The link believes in putting the children first and making sure they reach their goals. The site is to help guide children to a successful and healthy future. The link provides other links and resources to public assistance programs, so that educators can provide them to families. The area that I focused on was Georgia Alliance for Quality Child Care. I found that this area of focus will help with save time and money on supplies, marketing and administration so that educators can focus more on the needs of the children. I also found that you can become a member to stay connected with other education professionals, parent handbooks, evaluations, have resources during difficult financial times. The site that I selected at the beginning of this course was http://www.naecte.org. The site offered information on the many issues that is discussed this week. This current website gave detailed information on other links to being a better professional, adding quality and a healthier lifestyle for many children and families. I gained the knowledge of learning about how many states are dealing with inequality and funding for low income families. I also learned that it is a ongoing process to pull the community, families, state, local and government officials together to make this a better environment for the children.

Reference

Quality Care for Children.org. (2010). Quality Care for Children 2010 Annual Report. Retrieved from http://www.qualitycareforchildren.org/