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Illiteracy and poverty go hand-in-hand with both having their roots in early childhood because 85% of a kid's brain is developed before he or she reaches the age of five. In conjunction with the Save the Children #FindTheWords awareness campaign I am working on, I am thrilled to be hosting a $100 giftcard giveaway.
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IMAGINE a world where the reality is early childhood education opportunities for every child. Just think... you could win a great prize just by helping spread the word about why we all need to do our part to give access to an early childhood education to every child regardless of socio economic status.
When you see something inspired by the word IMAGINE in your everyday life out in the world, take a photo of it. Then tag it #FindtheWordsMBE on Facebook, Twitter and/or Instagram so I can share your visions!
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Ends 8/28/14
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ONE (1) $100 giftcard, provided by Save the Children, will be awarded. MommyBlogExpert's #FindTheWords $100 Giftcard Giveaway ends August 28, 2014 at 12 am PT and is open to legal residents of the U.S. only. Winner of this MBE contest will be selected at random from all entries and will be notified via email and must respond within 24 hours to claim their prize.
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Children are our future and they need to learn as much as they can!
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ReplyDeleteIt is important to make early childhood education accessible because it the first five years are so important to a child's development, shaping their cognitive, social and language skills that set them up early, for a life of learning.
ReplyDeleteEarly education is the foundation for child's development. The influence and benefit can be lifetime long.
ReplyDeleteEveryone should have an equal chance to be the best they can be and that means having the tools and education needed to excel not only in reading/learning but in life.
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ReplyDeleteearly education helps develop brain growth better.
ReplyDelete85% of brain growth occurs before the age of five
ReplyDeleteit shouldnt be an option for some kids to get early learning it should be mandatory and it owuld help when they are in higher grades so that they can all be on somewhat the same levels so teachers and actually start to teach again!
ReplyDeleteReading is foundational to children's success..no child should start school already behind, that means they'll have to struggle for years to come.
ReplyDeleteI think it is so important because of all of the statistcs you mentioned on your blog. It is scary that 65% of little kids in need have little or no access to books.
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I think its important that everyone have an equal opportunity at having the same level of education
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The earlier the child can learn the better it is for them but I also believe home nurturing is the best way to go
ReplyDeleteSo every child has a future and that means the whole country has a future.
ReplyDeleteBecause they early that they start learning, the more that they retain and it will make it easier for them in the future as far as college and jobs
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ReplyDeleteWould have to say that it would be great to take education with them throughout life - shaunie
ReplyDeleteMy son takes speech, I've been trying to buy more books and flash cards to help is vocabulary increase. This is important because it helps kids learn
ReplyDeleteeducation is the great leveler in our society. "By age three, there is already a huge difference in kids from low-income homes as they hear on average 30 million fewer words than their more fortunate peers. This puts these children 18 months cognitively behind those with more wealth by the time they start school." i find it sad & disturbing in the USA we have such economic disparity. we all want better for kids. if i win i will donate the money to a school.
ReplyDeleteanne hill
calliope_123 at hotmail dot com
Education can make such a big difference in a child's life!
ReplyDeleteBecause everyone is important -- no matter their family status. And education will help each reach their own potential.
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ReplyDeleteSo you can catch any delays early on.
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builds confidence and you can catch it daily!
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because young minds are so open to learning new things
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ReplyDeleteEarly education is crucial to brain development for all children regardless. Every child deserves the same level of education and opportunities.
ReplyDeleteEvery child needs the opportunity to learn. You'd be surprised how quickly they catch on to things and how quickly they learn! (:
ReplyDeleteearly childhood education accessible is important to me
ReplyDeletebecause "evidence indicates 85% of brain growth occurs before the age of five." I have always been a firm believer on that! thank you, one day these kids will be the future
because literacy taught early is a huge factor in future success
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ReplyDeleteBecause the first five years are so important to a child's development, shaping their cognitive, social and language skills that set them up early for a life of learning. Its so hard if a child is already behind entering kindergarten....so preschool is so important for all children.
ReplyDeleteearly childhood education is important because children absorb so much
ReplyDeleteJOE GERSCH
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Little ones are like sponges! Childhood education starts it all!
ReplyDeleteIt is important to make early childhood education accessible because 85% of brain growth occurs before the age of five. And high quality early childhood education also helps prepare young children to succeed in their future!
ReplyDeleteFiona N
It is important because all children should have the right to an equal education, I think early education is the key to later success in life.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter needed lots of early intervention to speak, and I know how important it is for kids to get a good start especially if they need extra help to do so!
ReplyDeleteIt helps prepare them for life in the future. Early childhood education is so important for ALL children because 85% of brain growth occurs at a young age. That's why we read every single night!
ReplyDeleteWe need to create an educated society, starting as early as possible.
ReplyDeleteIts important to me so that we don't have large numbers committing crimes in the future.
ReplyDeleteI think that an early childhood education should be available to all children no matter what their families economic status is. To me it not only teaches a child knowledge but also equality and improves their self esteem throughout their life when they are given the same chances to succeed as children who come from a higher economic status. It will and can also impact the rest of their life and the choices that they make as to their future.
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Early education is so important because children learn how to function in society in the first few years. Our future depends on today's children.
ReplyDeleteEarly childhood education is so important because sadly many children are falling behind in school. Even my step-son has a hard time with spelling and reading. So I've seen first-hand how crucial it is to teach them young!
ReplyDeleteEveryone needs to know how to read and write. Early education starts socializing with kids their own age as well. This is necessary for children for kids to feel they fit in.
ReplyDeleteIt's so helpful for them and everyone if they can learn early, plus it's fun to learn things then, no one should be deprived of that.
ReplyDeleteI read that 65% of little kids in needs have little or no access to books and that statistic scares me. Books seem to have fallen by the wayside in favor of technology -- but I think that children NEED to be able to sit down and read a book (especially the preschool chilldren).
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The more learning opportunities we can provide the better!
ReplyDeleteIt is important to start early. To make sure they are ready for school and all that is to come.
ReplyDeleteIn this day and age I think the earlier a child starts learning, the better
ReplyDeleteEarly education is the foundation for a childs whole school career
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ReplyDeleteIt lowers the crime rate!
ReplyDeleteI think early education is important because the kids are our future and starting early helps form new neural connections
ReplyDeleteIt is so important as when as child learns when they are young they tend to love learning as they grow up. Every child should be given the opportunity to learn and have their worlds become so much bigger.
ReplyDeleteLaurie Emerson
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I was a Pre-K teacher for 20 years. Early childhood education and sometimes intervention is essential for all children.
ReplyDeleteIt helps build confidence and creativity
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Children are growing and learning earlier than we ever thought, a good reason to start the education process early. An earlier start can also be invaluable to some who might need more time and attention to details in learning that would allow them to be better learners in their future educative years.
ReplyDeletei believe learning starts at home, the sooner the better.
ReplyDeletebecause it prepares them for a bright future.
ReplyDeletestarting early is the only way..they are our future and a child deserves an education
ReplyDeleteI think it is important to start early to give them a head start to help them learn more as they get older.
ReplyDeleteIt helps kids develop a love of learning.
ReplyDeleteEvery child having access to quality education in their early years is important to me to prepare children for education in their future.
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Kids need to start learning early, and some people don't know what to do.
ReplyDeleteMaking early childhood education accessible to all is so important to me because it has a positive impact on society.
ReplyDeleteAges 0-5 years is the sensitive period when children absorb everything, whether good or bad through their five senses so, we need to capture them at this young age.
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