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EDU 201: Personal Philosophy

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Melissa Waller
EDU 261-201
Personal Philosophy

"A center provides a loving, safe environment that is welcoming and inclusive in diversity. An environment where children, parents, families and staff feel, respected, supported and comfortable. Where partnerships and friendships can be formed and continue to grow and lines of communication are always open and valued. Where help can be obtained without bias opinions from anyone. Trust and credibility are built, and continuously grow. Where confidentiality is held in the up most respect. A service that has a commitment to providing high quality care and education and one that will continue to reflect upon its practices and beliefs to reflect the current needs of the families and children in our

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