Is it just me or does working at the IAHP not sound like an amazing adventure. I am sure that I am not the only one on this forum who has developed an intense thirst to learn everything possible about early education. I wish my job could relate somehow (or that I would never have to work again so I could spend all my time raising and teaching beautiful babies).
Has anyone made a job out of what they have learned teaching their little one?
I was a live in nanny for over a decade. For me it is the opposite I took classes and read everything I could about child development during that time. So the things I do with my son is something that i have been doing for years. I MIGHT one day go back to being a nanny. But I would much prefer to get my masters and PhD and study how young children learn.
I totally understand what you mean! I have my B.S. in Psychology but had never heard of right brain learning. Had I back then, I probably would have pursued my PhD instead of getting married and wanting a family so young. However, being a single mom who wants to spend all of her time with her child, I am just not willing to go back to grad school at the moment.
I wish my job could relate somehow
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