Maameri, Ratiba | 06:46:03 pm | Good evening Branda , |
Maameri, Ratiba | 06:47:11 pm | m currently out of town and still traveling back to MN. Iโm not sure if Iโll be able to make it back in time for the chat session. |
Maameri, Ratiba | 06:49:16 pm | Hopefully, the inyernet connection stays good. I sent you email with my answers just in case . |
Maameri, Ratiba | 06:49:47 pm | Hi Rosalie |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 06:50:36 pm | Hello Ratiba! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 06:54:43 pm | Hello Ratiba, Hello Rosalie How are you!!! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 06:54:59 pm | I have storms in my area - thunder and lightening so I'm hoping the wifi holds |
Maameri, Ratiba | 06:54:54 pm | On the road from TX to MN , it was nice to take a break from work |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 06:55:22 pm | I'm good! It's just really windy and kind of rainy here! |
Brank, Nicole | 06:55:38 pm | Good evening! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 06:56:07 pm | Hello Nicole |
Maameri, Ratiba | 06:56:08 pm | Branda, did you see my messages above |
Brank, Nicole | 06:56:15 pm | Hi Brenda |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 06:56:39 pm | the chat session is starting now Ratiba. Do you mean you may not be able to stay? |
Evans, Casey | 06:56:35 pm | My internet is very spotty tonight, lots of good storms and heavy rain here! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 06:57:01 pm | Same here Casey I get it! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 06:57:11 pm | I just saw it now Ratiba |
Peralta, Mirla | 06:57:21 pm | Storm and lightning around my area and most likely WiFi wonโt be able to hold the chat but we have faith! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 06:57:47 pm | Hi Miirla - yes that is what I'm thinking too |
Maameri, Ratiba | 06:57:55 pm | I am currently out of town and still traveling back to MN. Iโm not sure if Iโll be able to make it back in time for the chat session. |
Maameri, Ratiba | 06:58:49 pm | Hopefully, the inyernet connection stays good. I sent you email with my answers just in case . |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 06:59:03 pm | Ratiba this is the chat session now. Are you able to stay with us until 7:45? |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 06:59:14 pm | Ahhh ok got it thank you for thinking of that |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 06:59:23 pm | Actually, I'm thinking that will be our back up for tonight |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 06:59:28 pm | For all of us |
Maameri, Ratiba | 06:59:35 pm | Hopefully, I am as long as my connection stays ๐ |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 06:59:44 pm | Hold on I'll make that clear in one second - I'm just taking attendance |
Ross, Amber | 07:00:38 pm | Hello! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:00:46 pm | It's 7:00 and so let's dive in. We have a few folks that are still logging in to join us * |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:00:52 pm | Hi Amber! |
Ross, Amber | 07:00:47 pm | * |
Brank, Nicole | 07:00:50 pm | * |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:00:51 pm | * |
Frazier, April | 06:54:44 pm | The big one is past me now, that was a lot of thunder and lightning! |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:00:44 pm | * |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:01:06 pm | * |
Frazier, April | 06:54:47 pm | * |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:00:58 pm | * |
Roering, Angela | 07:01:14 pm | * |
Evans, Casey | 07:01:26 pm | * |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:01:35 pm | Clearly you are all old pro's at this text chat - bravo! This will make things easy and fun this round ๐ |
Ross, Amber | 07:01:42 pm | ๐ |
Brank, Nicole | 07:01:47 pm | ๐ |
Frazier, April | 06:55:49 pm | This is our 3rd course with this! |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:02:17 pm | Expert ๐ |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:02:51 pm | So for some of us we are in the thick of a big storm - some of us it is just passing SO if we get cut off with wifi I'm ok with everyone just going back to the syllabus and emailing me your answers. That will be our back up for tonight's chat. Emergency preparedness! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:03:00 pm | HA! Experrts yessssss |
Frazier, April | 06:56:55 pm | * |
Roering, Angela | 07:03:07 pm | * |
Brank, Nicole | 07:03:08 pm | * |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:03:10 pm | * |
Ross, Amber | 07:03:13 pm | Sounds like a plan! |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:03:18 pm | * |
Peralta, Mirla | 07:03:23 pm | * |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:03:38 pm | * |
Evans, Casey | 07:03:27 pm | * |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:03:21 pm | * |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:04:05 pm | I'm excited to be with all of you for this course. Some of the names here I know ๐ and some I'm just meetng. SO why don't you tell me what part of the state you are in and what you do for work in our field - the position you hold |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:04:15 pm | no order and don't worry about typos |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:04:50 pm | MN assistant Director at a child care center |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:05:02 pm | I live in Woodbury and work in Albertville. I am the Executive Director/Onsite Owner of The Goddard School in Albertville! |
Ross, Amber | 07:05:02 pm | I live in Lino Lakes, I am a Area Director and I oversea 4 centers, Anoka, 2 in Elk River and Zimmerman! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:05:22 pm | My full time position is working as a manager for a non profit where I have a team of coach's who support our state with early childhood needs. It's amazing - my team is amazing!!! Then I switch hats and in the evenings I teach for a few different colleges in our state including teaching for ETL with you. ๐ |
Roering, Angela | 07:05:19 pm | Hello! I am located in central Minnesota. I work on the administrative tasks for our daycare center. |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:05:19 pm | I'm Heather from Winona (Southeast MN - right across from La Crosse, WI and about an hour from Rochester). I began as the Director of my childcare center but am in an interim position now that I've returned from maternity leave. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:05:39 pm | Ratiba so glad to have you |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:05:50 pm | Toni you are next to me - I'm here in Woodbury |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:05:37 pm | I'm in East Central MN - Specifically Pine City! I'm currently the director and assistant teacher at Children of Joy Preschool. |
Frazier, April | 06:59:43 pm | My name is April, I work at Merry Moose Childcare and Preschool. I just got promoted from Director of our toddler/infant center in Richmond, to the Hiring and Training Specialist and Director of Education for the company as a whole. |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:06:07 pm | Hi neighbor:) |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:06:05 pm | Amber this live chat is like a break for you lol |
Brank, Nicole | 07:06:03 pm | I work in Spring Lake Park and work in Lino Lake (Metro area), Center Director |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:06:15 pm | Angela welcome |
Ross, Amber | 07:06:17 pm | Brenda, yes! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:06:26 pm | heather congratulations |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:06:35 pm | Rosalie lovely to have you |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:06:41 pm | April congrats |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:06:44 pm | Alyson Quinn (she/her) Director, Minneapolis Nature Preschool. Just west of downtown Minneapolis |
Evans, Casey | 07:06:45 pm | I am located in Central MN, specifically Rockville to Richmond range. We have multiple locations in rural towns out here! I am the Head Director of MMC, being lucky enough to have it be a family-owned business: my mother! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:07:03 pm | Wowza - the experiences in this class are so amazing and will add to rich discussions |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:07:23 pm | Alyson and Casey welcome. Casey tell your mother... thank you ๐ |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:07:40 pm | What a gift - each of you bring gifts to the table starting with passion |
Peralta, Mirla | 07:07:55 pm | Hi, Iโm Mirla. I live in Lakeville but run a small Spanish immersion home daycare in South Minneapolis. I have over 10 years of experience working in child care centers and now enjoy running my own cozy, bilingual space. I hope to expand next year and continue sharing the joy of learning two languages with more families. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:08:02 pm | hold on I'm going to take attendance one more time before we jump in further and I forget * |
Ross, Amber | 07:08:04 pm | * |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:08:13 pm | Mirla thank you and welcome |
Frazier, April | 07:01:59 pm | * |
Brank, Nicole | 07:08:08 pm | * |
Roering, Angela | 07:08:12 pm | * |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:08:25 pm | * |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:08:16 pm | * |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:08:09 pm | * |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:08:19 pm | * |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:08:30 pm | * |
Evans, Casey | 07:08:29 pm | Wanting to slowly take over and allow her to train others and continue to climb the ladder for our industry. We call her 'the squeeky wheel' and we like that! |
Evans, Casey | 07:08:32 pm | * |
Peralta, Mirla | 07:08:37 pm | * |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:09:10 pm | If our other folks join us then great we will welcome them with loving arms |
Frazier, April | 07:03:11 pm | My son will be dropped off about 7:30 from his grandma, I might have to play catch up for a min at that time. Promise I won't miss much. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:10:24 pm | Each Monday for the next few weeks we will be together on Monday nights at 7pm. Then we will have discussion board (initial due on Wednesdays) and responses to peers due on Fridays along with written assignments if there are any for that week. Does anyone have q uestions about our class together yet? |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:10:24 pm | It raining now Sioux falls , hopefully no storms |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:10:49 pm | Aoril no worries |
Roering, Angela | 07:10:47 pm | No questions yet ๐ |
Evans, Casey | 07:10:47 pm | * |
Brank, Nicole | 07:10:49 pm | * |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:10:51 pm | * |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:11:02 pm | * |
Ross, Amber | 07:10:53 pm | * |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:10:44 pm | * |
Roering, Angela | 07:10:55 pm | * |
Frazier, April | 07:04:48 pm | * |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:10:57 pm | * |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:11:06 pm | ok wonderful |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:11:17 pm | and if as we go along a question pops up - go ahead and ask |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:11:45 pm | I've been in this field for over 20 years and so I'm well versed with it all and love questions as they come up |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:12:03 pm | Ok ready for our first question?* |
Brank, Nicole | 07:11:59 pm | * |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:12:00 pm | * |
Ross, Amber | 07:12:00 pm | *3 |
Roering, Angela | 07:12:01 pm | * |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:12:12 pm | * |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:11:57 pm | * |
Evans, Casey | 07:12:04 pm | * |
Frazier, April | 07:06:00 pm | * |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:12:09 pm | * |
Peralta, Mirla | 07:12:13 pm | * |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:12:22 pm | * |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:12:53 pm | First quick - I sent out an email the other day with the syllabus that you can also get from our class online in ETL. Did everyone get my email? I'm asking cuz I want you to have my contact infor |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:13:06 pm | Yes! |
Ross, Amber | 07:12:56 pm | Got it! |
Roering, Angela | 07:12:57 pm | Yes |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:12:59 pm | Yes! It was received. |
Frazier, April | 07:06:52 pm | Got it |
Evans, Casey | 07:13:02 pm | **Yes! |
Brank, Nicole | 07:13:08 pm | Yes! |
Peralta, Mirla | 07:13:10 pm | Yes |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:13:12 pm | Yes thank you! |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:13:16 pm | I haven't gotten anythig |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:13:33 pm | Excellent. Send me questions via email when they pop up throughout the course |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:13:28 pm | Yes. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:13:42 pm | Rosalie it's brendadlowe@gmail.com |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:14:01 pm | ok first question* |
Roering, Angela | 07:13:59 pm | * |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:14:00 pm | * |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:14:12 pm | * |
Evans, Casey | 07:14:03 pm | * |
Brank, Nicole | 07:14:06 pm | * |
Ross, Amber | 07:14:07 pm | * |
Peralta, Mirla | 07:14:09 pm | * |
Frazier, April | 07:08:02 pm | * |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:14:03 pm | Oh wait! I got it! |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:14:05 pm | * |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:14:15 pm | * |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:14:39 pm | I have to ask a warm up question cuz my brain needs to warm up - what is one thing on your summer bucket list? |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:14:48 pm | Time without technology. |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:14:59 pm | A nice Bronze Tan ๐ |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:15:01 pm | so something fun you are planning or looking forward to |
Ross, Amber | 07:14:55 pm | Take time off without working! |
Peralta, Mirla | 07:15:03 pm | Have lots of water plays and buy a new sandbox ๐ |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:14:55 pm | I want to read at least 10 books! |
Roering, Angela | 07:15:05 pm | I would love to take my family kayaking down the Mississippi |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:15:11 pm | ooooohhhhh good one's |
Brank, Nicole | 07:15:12 pm | Time off without working and being able to relax and read! |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:15:13 pm | Eating mini donuts, cheese curds, and an icee from every summer festival or carnival I can get to! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:15:27 pm | hey this is great I'm getting ideas from all of you |
Frazier, April | 07:09:20 pm | I am going to FL on the 19th with my best friend from elementary school...Treasure Island, FL!! |
Brank, Nicole | 07:15:28 pm | omg Heather! YES! |
Evans, Casey | 07:15:33 pm | **Travel to another a different state to see the ocean; I took my two kiddos to see the ocean through Georgia last year, while 7 months pregnant with my youngest! It was amazing and they still talk about it constantly! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:15:42 pm | fun fun fun |
Ross, Amber | 07:15:36 pm | I agree Heather! |
Brank, Nicole | 07:15:38 pm | Fun April! |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:15:42 pm | Swim at the miediteranian sea |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:16:24 pm | oh my goodness. I thought sitting by my pool was amazing . ok it is amazing.. but some of you have some great plans. How exciting |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:16:19 pm | Nice, Ratiba! |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:16:14 pm | What are you planning on reading Nicole? |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:16:46 pm | Yes give us one great title or topic Nicole |
Brank, Nicole | 07:16:47 pm | I like Romance/ Mystery |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:17:01 pm | love it |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:17:19 pm | I can't lie - now I'm craving ice cream since Heather mentioned all those goodies |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:17:14 pm | Ooo! I'm in the same boat! I love a good thriller/mystery/romance! |
Ross, Amber | 07:17:24 pm | Ice cream sounds amazing right now! |
Brank, Nicole | 07:17:30 pm | A blizzard sounds yummy right now! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:17:40 pm | Ok - next question* ๐ |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:17:46 pm | Ice cream is always amazing |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:17:36 pm | Summer calories don't count! |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:17:36 pm | * |
Frazier, April | 07:11:29 pm | * |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:17:39 pm | I am from north Africa my family lives by the Mediterranean sea, I miss that |
Roering, Angela | 07:17:40 pm | * |
Brank, Nicole | 07:17:45 pm | Rosalie we will have to connect about reading! |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:17:57 pm | * |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:17:56 pm | Ratiba that sounds amazing |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:18:12 pm | This class is ethics but t hinking of it from a leadership point of view |
Brank, Nicole | 07:18:06 pm | * |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:18:14 pm | What is your experience with this topic, what do you hope to gain? |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:18:31 pm | I've read 38 book so far this year! I love talking about books! |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:18:32 pm | * |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:18:44 pm | Operating at a leader can be a bit isolating. This class offers a great way to check myself to ensure I am on the right track when making big decisions. |
Ross, Amber | 07:19:01 pm | Alyson, I know the feeling! It can be hard |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:19:13 pm | I think this is the first Ethics course I have taken and I am excited about it already! |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:19:37 pm | I feel like I have a lot of experience in this area. I have been a director/ supervisor for 20 + years 15 of them in Early education. Ethics is a HUGE part of our daily decision making. I hope to learn some new techniques or have new reading topics I haven't read prior. |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:19:36 pm | What I know is that the code of ethics is a guide of conduct in a professional setting that employees need to follow and act upon it. I hope to see more professional conduct for me and my staff. Learn how to take ethical decisions. Reflect more on our practices to improve our programs. And learn how to navigate dilemmas in our center. |
Ross, Amber | 07:19:38 pm | First Ethics class I've taken! |
Roering, Angela | 07:19:38 pm | I've briefly studied Naeyc through Parent Aware. I would love to learn more about how it applies in real-world situations |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:19:45 pm | yes Alyson very true |
Brank, Nicole | 07:19:49 pm | I hope to gain more knowledge and put it towards our everyday decisions that we make. |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:19:55 pm | I'm hoping to sharpen my problem solving skills by looking at issues from a new lens. I also hope to concrete my stance on issues and be able to better explain the "why" behind why changes or decisions are made. I used to work at a NAEYC accredited center during college, but the one I am at now is not, and honestly there are some very stark differences in operations and policy and ways things are thought about / implement / explained. |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:19:47 pm | I don't have much experience with ethics... I mean, I know ethics and I know the code of conduct, but this is my first course specifically about ethics in about 3 years. I'm ready to learn some skills about how to use them in real-life situations. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:20:06 pm | This is great Toni cuz you can help think of perspectives |
Evans, Casey | 07:20:00 pm | ** I have been a leader in past careers as well. I feel as though I have been a leader since a young age; childcare wise (my mother did in-home care for 18 years before going into center care) and I have 6 siblings, I being the second oldest. |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:20:09 pm | I'm also VERY new to being a leader, so it'll be a change of pace for me |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:20:29 pm | Heather you will and it will help you with decision making. I know t hat can be hard for many leaders in the field |
Peralta, Mirla | 07:20:36 pm | I hope to gain a deeper understanding of how to handle challenging situations professionally and fairly, especially as I grow my daycare and take on more responsibility. |
Evans, Casey | 07:20:39 pm | The deep dive into ethics within this industry excites me as new knowledge and gained skills for my toolbox! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:20:51 pm | Rosalie this is great - it will help you think about things in a different light |
Frazier, April | 07:14:56 pm | I hope to gain some knowledge in this and how to better handle stressful situations. |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:21:13 pm | I'm eager to learn what to do in stressful situations as well! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:21:46 pm | This is all great feedback. When I first started as a leader I didn't want to talk about ethics. I wanted to talk about children and behaviors , etc. I realized that ethics helped me to become a better leader no matter the title of my position. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:22:02 pm | * |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:21:58 pm | * |
Frazier, April | 07:15:52 pm | * |
Evans, Casey | 07:22:00 pm | * |
Ross, Amber | 07:22:02 pm | *3 |
Peralta, Mirla | 07:22:06 pm | * |
Roering, Angela | 07:22:06 pm | * |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:21:58 pm | * |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:22:17 pm | * |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:22:09 pm | I am exited to learn mote about this topic |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:22:09 pm | * |
Brank, Nicole | 07:22:12 pm | * |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:22:19 pm | * |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:22:28 pm | What are some differences between a job and a profession? In your opinion |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:23:14 pm | A job is something you do because you have to a profession is something you go to each day that you are skilled and passionate about, committed to for long term. |
Brank, Nicole | 07:23:04 pm | A job is a temporary and a profession is what you want to do |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:22:56 pm | I think a job is something that anyone can show up to. A profession requires some kind of skill or education |
Peralta, Mirla | 07:23:18 pm | A job is mainly for earning money and might not need special training. A profession requires education, skills, and a commitment to high standards. I see early childhood education as a profession because it involves responsibility and care for childrenโs development. |
Ross, Amber | 07:23:23 pm | Job is no formal education, where as a profession is post education |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:23:32 pm | hmmm I like the perspectives. Keep them coming |
Frazier, April | 07:17:27 pm | My opion, a job is something that you do not care about and will find a new one without hesitation. A profession is something that you love and passionate about, and want to grow and learn more to get better at what you do. |
Evans, Casey | 07:23:35 pm | **Personally, we talk in interviews and orientation beyond,, about how this industry, and this choice of career is not just a job! It is not stocking shelves or a missed shift is easily just added to someone elses list of to-dos. |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:23:40 pm | A job pays the bills, a career fills your bucket AND pays your bills. ๐ A job is usually not somewhere you plan to stick around, or grow with, whereas its called a "career path" for a reason.. you follow it for awhile and see the heights it leads you to. |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:23:40 pm | I also think that a profession takes passion |
Ross, Amber | 07:23:51 pm | Heather, I love that! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:24:00 pm | there is no definition for this that I have in front of me. I love the blunt talk |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:23:57 pm | having a job it means you are doing a specific task or responsibility, But having a profession means you are in a continuous training and education. Profession covers knowledge, skills, ethical standards. |
Roering, Angela | 07:23:58 pm | A job is focused on earning an income. A profession is your passion, which requires advanced knowledge and skill. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:24:06 pm | yess Heather |
Brank, Nicole | 07:24:12 pm | Profession is putting your heart and soul into the job that you love. |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:24:20 pm | I like that Heather! A profession is a bucket filler! ๐ |
Ross, Amber | 07:24:44 pm | Most defiantly! |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:24:58 pm | I think people look to professionals for guidance in a field. If it is just a job, maybe someone more professional leads and supports your growth and offers expertise to others. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:25:06 pm | I like to think back to 'younger me' and I realize now that a profession is now where I show up with my gifts and skills every day and can 'do me' 'be me' every day. I had skills when I was younger too that I applied but it wasn't to anything I was nearly as excited and passionate about. it paid the bills |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:25:19 pm | I like that Heather and Angila |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:25:26 pm | I like that Brenda! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:25:52 pm | Some of us are or know peopel that are in their profession but the atmosphere can be toxic. Still - the work they are doing is what they love and /or are very naturally good at it |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:26:05 pm | good thought Alyson |
Brank, Nicole | 07:26:17 pm | I agree Brenda! |
Ross, Amber | 07:26:28 pm | That's the hardest Brenda! |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:26:37 pm | It was a "student job" what led me to my career, which I thought was very funny. I was in school for, and graduated with, a B.S. in Biology but kept on with Early Ed instead! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:26:45 pm | Wow - we should combine all of this and submit it to Google for the new webster definition |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:27:09 pm | wikipedia ๐ |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:27:21 pm | Isn't it amazing - even comical to think back to how your career is such a journey that you have all been on. Sometimes it's how did I end up here |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:27:28 pm | yes Toni - wikipedia |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:27:33 pm | lol |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:27:28 pm | Seriously! I would've never imagined! |
Evans, Casey | 07:27:46 pm | My career before this was funeral directing; I finished my schooling out in NY lol. |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:27:51 pm | Heather - I am a bio education major. I always love how the study of biology is the study of life - so it applies to EVERYTHING! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:28:04 pm | Rosalie my hubby and I were just talking about that - I would have never guessed where I'd be today |
Evans, Casey | 07:27:58 pm | And still both my two favorite passions! |
Brank, Nicole | 07:28:15 pm | I would have never imagined this 20 years ago. |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:28:18 pm | Yes Alyson! Development from cell to baby to child is what really got me hooked! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:28:43 pm | this is all so wonderful. Bravo to you all. we are still on a journey. we will have to reflect back to this question in another 20 years |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:28:39 pm | Casey - the ciiiircle of liiiife! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:28:53 pm | yes!!!!! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:28:57 pm | * |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:28:54 pm | * |
Brank, Nicole | 07:28:54 pm | Yes Heather! |
Ross, Amber | 07:28:54 pm | * |
Roering, Angela | 07:28:54 pm | * |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:29:05 pm | * |
Frazier, April | 07:22:47 pm | * |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:28:57 pm | * |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:28:57 pm | * |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:28:50 pm | * |
Brank, Nicole | 07:29:02 pm | * |
Peralta, Mirla | 07:29:08 pm | * |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:29:31 pm | This class is going to be fun I can already tell! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:29:35 pm | Values, morals and ethics; whatโs the difference? |
Evans, Casey | 07:29:31 pm | LOL!* |
Evans, Casey | 07:30:08 pm | **Values - what is important to you. Morals- what is important to society |
Peralta, Mirla | 07:30:28 pm | Values are what we believe is important in life (like kindness or honesty). Morals are our personal sense of right and wrong based on those values. Ethics are rules or guidelines that help us act rightly, especially in a professional setting. |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:30:33 pm | Values are often what shape your decisions and morals are in your gut. Ethics are what guides us to make good decisions based upon our values and morals. |
Roering, Angela | 07:30:47 pm | Values are personal beliefs about whatโs important. Morals are standards of right and wrong based on culture or religion. Ethics are professional rules that guide behavior in a specific field. |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:30:43 pm | Values are personal. Morals are a set by a "society" (religion, culture, etc.) Ethics are a code set by your profession. |
Brank, Nicole | 07:30:52 pm | Values are what you believe in and morals/ethics is what is important to people |
Evans, Casey | 07:31:01 pm | **Ethics is the tricky one, that intertwines the two but focuses on what is more or less- right and wrong, 'red or green' in our littles world <3 |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:31:08 pm | Values hold personal importance and are where we put our own weight and effort based on unique belief systems, morals are the "right and wrong" we battle between, and ethics are how we govern ourselves to act morally in respect to our values or the values we've committed to uphold |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:31:21 pm | hmmm we're going deeper |
Evans, Casey | 07:31:22 pm | **Ethics are built depending on the business, industry, etc. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:31:36 pm | I like that Nicole |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:31:44 pm | tricky yes Casey |
Brank, Nicole | 07:31:40 pm | I agree with that Casey |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:31:57 pm | What's valuable to you may not be valuable to others, which is why we have ethics |
Frazier, April | 07:26:08 pm | Morals are and individuals personal beliefs. Ethics are rules/guidelines for a certain group and values are beliefs that individuals find important to them. |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:32:28 pm | Values are what matter to you, morals are what matters to society/religion/beliefs, and ethics are doing what is right by the code of ethics for the profession you serve (ex, doctor, therapist, NAEYC) all have their own ethical codes |
Evans, Casey | 07:32:19 pm | **I think the common person puts the two side by side, without necessarily looking at the differences of those two terms with the situation at hand. |
Ross, Amber | 07:32:27 pm | Good explanation Rosalie! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:32:39 pm | so bonus question - I love to toss these out there when I have a group that can handle it - how do you know which one to turn to first when making decisions? |
Ross, Amber | 07:32:55 pm | I think it depends on what the situation is.... |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:33:04 pm | Rosalie so well said |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:33:13 pm | hmm good answer Amber |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:33:06 pm | I guess it would depend on the situation... Ethics in the professional setting? I'm not sure |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:33:34 pm | Which ever option brings you back to integrity! doing the right thing even when nobody is watching... could go to any of them... |
Brank, Nicole | 07:33:24 pm | I think it would have to be what the situation is |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:33:44 pm | It depends on the decision! If its a personal decision that affects your family unit, versus a decision that affects the community - you may enact different ethics, morals, or values. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:33:54 pm | I'd like to add on to what you all said. to me.. culture palys a role wit values and morals whereas ethics is what is right for the buisness, for children and families regardless of one's feels |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:34:07 pm | ohh Rosalie yes. |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:33:55 pm | But what may be ethical might not be the morally or personally correct for that situation? |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:34:10 pm | .Values are personal beliefs and principles about what is important in life. They guide an individual's choices and actions. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:34:24 pm | you all are such deep thinkers. I'm snapping my fingers in excitement for these answers |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:34:19 pm | Right on, Brenda. |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:34:25 pm | I would not, or should not, impose my own religious beliefs in the decision making of policy for the families I serve... but I may implement them for my own children. |
Evans, Casey | 07:34:30 pm | **At work - ethics |
Ross, Amber | 07:34:38 pm | Heather, I agree! |
Roering, Angela | 07:34:38 pm | If it is in a professional setting, I think we need to follow the ethics of the field. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:34:45 pm | Yes Heather for your family |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:34:31 pm | I'm just trying to think of a personal situation that I had, which reminds me of one of the articles from week 2 |
Frazier, April | 07:28:33 pm | When making a decision for a group or company, I feel like ethics are what should be followed. This is for betterment for the group as a whole and not individual growth. But also depends on what it is and the situation also. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:34:52 pm | Angela we do |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:35:12 pm | codes of ethics were created for this purpose, not using your personal "opinion" or "beliefs" to determine the outcome ๐ |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:35:17 pm | Morals: are personal beliefs about what is right and what is wrong. It is influenced by individual values, experiences, cultural norms and religious beliefs. Ethics: are set of rules or guidelines that guide behavior or conduct within a workplace or a group. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:35:26 pm | Once upon a time we didn't have an ethical framework, we didn't have licensing nor accreditation. Things happened that should not have as a result |
Brank, Nicole | 07:35:21 pm | I like how you worded that Toni! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:35:42 pm | Yes Ratiba! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:35:52 pm | ok* |
Frazier, April | 07:29:41 pm | * |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:35:49 pm | * |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:36:00 pm | * |
Brank, Nicole | 07:35:50 pm | * |
Ross, Amber | 07:35:50 pm | * |
Evans, Casey | 07:35:51 pm | * |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:35:45 pm | * |
Roering, Angela | 07:36:06 pm | * |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:36:11 pm | * |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:36:25 pm | ok this next one is similar but more specific... The Code is useful because it identifies ethical dilemmas. What is the difference between an ethical dilemma and a conflict with your personal values? |
Ross, Amber | 07:37:02 pm | personal value is more what you think vs ethical dilemma has others involved |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:37:48 pm | yes amber so the personal value is a heart thing and the ethical is not just about you - right |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:37:59 pm | what else |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:38:15 pm | Ethical dilemma is when the choice A and B are both ethical codes and you have to choose the best route of action. Conflict with personal values may be you do not like the ethical route because of your personal values towards a topic |
Ross, Amber | 07:38:06 pm | Can be hard to separate them from each other |
Evans, Casey | 07:38:13 pm | Conflict with your your personal values is within yourself and asking yourself tough questions, that you have to answer. Ethical dilemma is like a 'rock and a hard place' in a sense! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:38:23 pm | it can be hard |
Brank, Nicole | 07:38:17 pm | You have to put your personal values aside so you are not creating a conflict |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:38:36 pm | I like that Toni and Casey |
Brank, Nicole | 07:38:34 pm | It is hard. |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:38:35 pm | An ethical dilemma is something that you have to look at NAEYC to solve. There aren't necessarily any right answers, but the code will help you decide. A personal conflict is something that may make you uncomfortable, but you might still have to do it if it's ethically okay |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:38:51 pm | its hard sometimes Nicole. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:39:04 pm | Rosalie great segway |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:39:04 pm | So tough! An ethical dilemma is something that happens when there's multiple options to solve a problem but they can conflict with each other and therefore feel both right and wrong no matter what you choose -- the personal dilemma is having to act not in accordance with your own set of morals or values |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:39:12 pm | let's talk about the code fora moment |
Brank, Nicole | 07:39:20 pm | * |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:39:33 pm | * |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:39:25 pm | * |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:39:32 pm | last question * |
Frazier, April | 07:33:19 pm | Ethical dilemma is when you or a group has a choice between what is right or wrong, and conflict with personal values is when you yourself have a problem with a choice or action. |
Evans, Casey | 07:39:30 pm | * |
Frazier, April | 07:33:23 pm | * |
Ross, Amber | 07:39:32 pm | * |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:39:33 pm | * |
Roering, Angela | 07:39:33 pm | * |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:39:34 pm | YEah- Toni said it. No wrong choice, just wrestling with the right choice for the situation ethically. |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:39:37 pm | * |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:39:30 pm | * |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:39:52 pm | What do you know about the Code of Ethics? Why do you think it is important? What does it provide for a profession? |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:40:17 pm | Rain, and thunder here |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:40:25 pm | I think it is really valuable. Not only the NAEYC code of ethics, but the director supplement, have helped me shape decisions and find lanugage for talking with teachers and families. |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:40:45 pm | code of ethics is a guide of conduct in a professional setting that employees need to follow and act upon it. |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:40:56 pm | I think that the Code of Ethics provides a backbone. It guides your decisions. Can you imagine if businesses only ran on personal beliefs? It would be a mess |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:41:12 pm | Alyson yes and I'll add onto that... the code of ethics can help us with consistency in our decision making |
Frazier, April | 07:35:04 pm | It is important because it can make decision when you are not sure what to do or where to go. It can guide you in the right directon. |
Roering, Angela | 07:41:24 pm | The code sets clear guidelines for responsible behavior. Itโs important because it helps professionals handle tough situations fairly and consistently. |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:41:40 pm | It creates a guideline of our professional ethical responsibilities/ obligations to our staff, families we serve, and our communities |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:41:47 pm | Ratiba I just looked out of curiosity in my area - it's stopped but it's not done yet |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:41:44 pm | It is unifying to the field, and wonderful to have such a resource written thoughtfully by professionals with decades of experience. When I was first starting our school, I read the NAEYC code of ethics and was so grateful to have it to turn to when creating our policies and procedures. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:41:59 pm | rain and storm I'm talking Ratiba |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:42:09 pm | Unifying. great word Alyson |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:42:22 pm | Angela clear guidelines yes |
Evans, Casey | 07:42:21 pm | **It is the ultimate document that you turn to when faced with ethical dilemma. It is the document that says we will ALWAYS do our best by the child, and the child's health and safety. It is the bind of ethical conduct within our industry. |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:42:30 pm | It is important for professionals to have ethical responsibility to children, to families, colleagues, and to community and society . |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:42:45 pm | I think its important to set a standard that is founded in "the good of the whole" - because, professionally, you cannot be the "main character" and choose to do what is best or easiest for you. Early Childhood has a duty to serve families and children with practices that are researched, proven, and done with positive intent. The code of ethics outlines what that is and what that means - which is then helpful so its not left up to personal interpretation where people could find loopholes. |
Brank, Nicole | 07:42:45 pm | I think that it is a valuable tool to use because we as Directors have ethical responsibilities to children, families, staff we serve. we need to have a guidance to help us make the decisions we make. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:43:09 pm | oh yes toni responsibilites and obligations. It helps us to make those decisions that tug at our heart but are good for all. Then we can be fair accross the board to all involved |
Evans, Casey | 07:43:21 pm | **It is our biggest "silent" supporter/partner |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:43:24 pm | helps the professionals understand ethical obligations, resist temptations, and handle dilemmas wisely. |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:43:30 pm | Yes Nicole and decision making can be hard for some of us. More so than others |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:43:39 pm | Agreed Casey. |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:43:34 pm | Yes Casey! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:44:12 pm | Ok - I'm going to pause us since we are all experiencing storms. Does anyone have questions about this week before we jump off |
Brank, Nicole | 07:44:07 pm | Yes Casey! |
Yoswa, Toni | 07:44:31 pm | Nope ๐ |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:44:23 pm | No questions about anything so far! |
Ross, Amber | 07:44:25 pm | I do not, thank you! |
Evans, Casey | 07:44:26 pm | * |
Brank, Nicole | 07:44:27 pm | Stay safe! |
Quinn, Alyson | 07:44:34 pm | *Namaste! |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:44:25 pm | No questions here! |
Roering, Angela | 07:44:34 pm | Not at this time. Thanks. |
Kirchoff, Heather | 07:44:44 pm | Have a wonderful evening, everyone! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:44:58 pm | ok stay safe and dry! I'll 'see' you here again next Monday. Good night everyone |
Ascheman, Rosalie | 07:44:43 pm | Stay safe everyone! Drive safe Ratiba! Thank you Brenda! |
Frazier, April | 07:38:45 pm | Have a good night! Stay safe! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:45:03 pm | p.s. Discussion due Wednesday |
Evans, Casey | 07:45:00 pm | Goodnight! Safe weather to all! |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:45:04 pm | I love the quotes in packet 3 reading talking about the importance of the Code |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:45:20 pm | Nice Ratiba |
Brank, Nicole | 07:45:14 pm | Good night! |
{Lowe, Brenda} | 07:45:24 pm | Good night |
Maameri, Ratiba | 07:45:53 pm | Stay safe , thank you everone |
Peralta, Mirla | 07:46:48 pm | Bye ๐๐พ |