Requirements ; Apa format , 12 font double space , cover page

MUST Follow directions to the fullest !!!!!

Information needed to complete paper correctly! The three people I want to be interviewd is

1.speech therapist

2.child life specialists

3 communty college faculity

FIRST YOU will give a definition of each person in detail from goggle /dictionary etc examples etc than ask the questions that are on the interview sheet that is provided ( YOU WILL COMPLETE A INTERVIEW SHEET FOR each person TOTAO of (3) A MUST!!!!!
Project: Conducting Informational Interviews

The video segments you viewed covered only some of the jobs available in the field of early childhood and child development. Many other jobs were referred to throughout your program, including music therapists, art therapists, child-life specialists, speech therapists, community college faculty, four-year college faculty, children's book authors and illustrators, educational writers, and more.

For this Project, choose three jobs that truly interest you and interview three people who have these jobs. For instance, if one of your choices is the job of children's librarian, you will need to interview a children's librarian.

To complete this week's assignment:

Use the Web sites provided in the Learning Resources and the video segments to help you choose the professions/jobs you are interested in learning about.

Contact and set up in-person or telephone interviews with three people.

Use the Informational Interview sheet to conduct your interviews.

Informational Interview

Write a summary of each of your interviews, and in your final paragraph, identify the one job that most interests you and explain why.
Informational Interview

Name:

Job Title:

Please tell me about your job-what you do on a daily basis.

What kind of education and experience did you need to qualify for this job?

What do you like most about your job?

Is there a story you would like to share that explains why you like your job or one of the high points of your job?

What are some of the challenges of your job?

How is the work that you do in sync with your philosophy of child development or early childhood?

How does the work that you do positively impact the lives of young children and their families?

If you were hiring someone to take your position, what knowledge, skills, and dispositions would you look for?

What else would you like to share about your job to help me better understand what the job consists of and whether it would be a good fit for me?

Required Resources

Media: "Looking to the Future: Your Career in Child Development"

These video segments feature eight early childhood/child development professionals describing their jobs, experiences, and education. Click each image to view a presentation. You can watch the presentations in any order, just make sure to view them all.

http://mym.cdn.laureate-media.com/2dett4d/Walden/EDUC/4001/CH/mm/child_development/educ4001_cd.html

Download this Graphic Organizer and use it to take notes while viewing the video segments.
Web Site: European Communities Trade Mark Association: Habits of mind

http://www.ecta.org.au/_dbase_upl/07_EYC_Article_Moulds_Ragen.pdf .

Article: Harper-Whalen, S., & Morris, S. L. (2008, June). Early childhood dispositions for teachers and trainers. Montana Early Childhood Project. Retrieved from http://www.mtecp.org/pdfs/Issue 19 Early Childhood Dispositions.pdf
Course Text: Bolles, R. N. (2017). What color is your parachute? A practical manual for job-hunters and career-changers (2017 ed.). Berkeley, CA: Ten Speed Press.
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Use the following resources to broaden your awareness of the range of jobs in the early childhood field and to decide on which job you are going to focus. (Note: These sources/Web sites are highly recommended, but you may also find other resources on your own.)

Document: Early Childhood Practitioner's Professional Pathway in Oklahoma

From: Morrison, G. S. (2007). Early childhood education today (10th ed., p. 9). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Merrill.

Reprinted by permission from Center of Early Childhood Professional Development, College of Continuing Educ., Univ. of Oklahoma

Web Site: Vocational Information Center: Early Childcare and Education Career Guide

http://www.khake.com/page15.html

Scan the titles listed under Child Care and Education Career Descriptions. Click the links to review at least five positions of interest to you. Note that the Web site below may also be accessed from this site by clicking "Careers with Children" (eighth line in the first column).

Web Site: Personnel Improvement Center: Career Development

http://www.personnelcenter.org/choose.cfm

Web Site: NAEYC: Job Seekers

http://www.naeyc.org/about/careerforum/jobseekers

Web Site: Child Care Exchange: Employment Opportunities

http://www.childcareexchange.com/jobs/
Web Site: Gateways to Opportunities

http://www.ilgateways.com/en/career-opportunities-and-job-links

Though this Web site is based in Illinois, there are many job ideas listed here that pertain to all states.

Search Google to find out whether your state has a professional development plan. Type "career lattice early childhood education" or "career ladder early childhood education" AND the name of your state.