Each child is unique, and all children are respected for their differences. The same performance or behavior is not expected from any two children. We then must provide an environment that will assist them to reach this. Every child, regardless of sex, race, religion will have the same advantages and opportunities as every other child. Whether it be roles or attitudes that will inhibit their choices.
Children have the right to develop to their maximum social, emotional, and intellectual abilities.
It is the adult's responsibility to provide opportunities for this development to occur. Each child is allowed to progress at his of her own pace according to his or her needs. All children have a right to grow with a good self-image, a good feeling of personal worth. It is the responsibility of the staff and the parents to assist children to think well of themselves and to provide experiences that foster feelings of confidence, success, value, and pride. Day Care Curriculum Considerations Michael Langenbach Teanna west Neskora Education Policy for Children Young children have a great thirst for knowledge, but it must be given on each individual's level of understanding.