Early Child Development Influences and Community Resilience Factors
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- 1. The State of Children’s Development in BC Dr Clyde Hertzman
- 2. Why is Early Child Development Important?
- 3. A Determining Influence on Subsequent Life Chances and Health
- 4. Sensitive Periods in Early Brain Development Vision 0 1 2 3 7 6 5 4 High Low Years Habitual ways of responding Emotional control Symbol Peer social skills Numbers Hearing Sensitivity Graph developed by Council for Early Child Development (ref: Nash, 1997; Early Years Study , 1999; Shonkoff, 2000.) Pre-school years School years Language
- 5. What Influences Early Child Development?
- 6. Environments Where Children Grow
- 7. family
- 9. society
- 10. These Environments Are Changing
- 15. The Themes of the HELP Socio-economic Index Unemployment Income Family Structure Residential Stability Language and Immigration
- 18. Monitoring the State of Development and How it Changes Over Time
- 20. The Early Development Instrument
- 21. A Population Based Measure
- 22. What Does the EDI Measure?
- 23. What Does the EDI Measure?
- 24. What Does the EDI Measure?
- 25. What Does the EDI Measure?
- 26. What Does the EDI Measure?
- 27. What Does the EDI Measure?
- 28. All BC Kindergarten Children Included
- 35. Not Always Equal
- 36. Greater Area Means More Vulnerability
- 47. Cranbrook - East Cranbrook - North Fernie Nelson Revelstoke - Central
- 48. Understanding Resilience at the Level of the Community
- 57. What Makes a Community Resilient?
- 58. Quality of Community Governance and Collaboration
- 59. Access to Resources And Quality Programs
- 63. Birth and Beyond
- 64. Early Childhood Pre-Natal Infancy Adolescence Middle Childhood MDI EDI Middle Development Instrument Early Development Instrument
- 65. Social and Emotional Competence Connectedness School Experiences Physical Health and Well-being Constructive Use of Time Middle Development Instrument (MDI)
- 66. Supporting Aboriginal Peoples
- 70. 500+ Initiatives
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- Early child development (ECD) – including the physical, social/emotional, and language/cognitive domains – has a determining influence on subsequent life chances and health through skills development, education, and occupational opportunities…….”
- ‘ Sensitive periods’ in early brain development – this slide is based on the following references: Doherty, G. (1997). Zero to Six: the Basis for School Readiness . Applied Research Branch R-97-3E Ottawa: Human Resources Development Canada. McCain & Mustard (1999). Early Years Study. Toronto, Ontario: Publications Ontario. Shonkoff, Jack (Ed) (2000). From Neurons to Neighborhoods: The Science of Early Childhood Development . Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press. - change colours
- Three figures
- Add ranges/legend (no neighbourhood names) Percent not percentage
- Add ranges/legend (no neighbourhood names) Percent not percentage
- Add ranges/legend (no neighbourhood names) Percent not percentage
- Add ranges/legend (no neighbourhood names) Percent not percentage
- One where early child development is doing better than we would predict, based upon socioeconomic (SES) factors alone
- 3 slides Venn diagram of 3 funding agencies? Logos of the coalitions? Maybe…
- 500 initiatives – fade in over the map?
- Should we more/less specific when it comes to the different programs, i.e. leave Mission in or don’t have at all? Mother Goose: An oral language program offered by the Mission Literacy Association to parents and children under 18 months that builds a foundation of literacy through songs, rhymes and phonemic awareness. It raises awareness of the difference these basic literacy skills can make in the lives of children. Increases interest among parents in enriching their homes through literacy. It creates social and supportive networks among parents. The program assists parents in gaining skills and confidence to give their children healthy early experiences with language and communication Mother Goose sessions are run on Saturdays IN SALMON ARM, to accommodate the many single-parent working families in the neighbourhood
- Simiilar to last slide, do we add-in the actual location? Write a little more about the program, i.e. to help develop an active lifestyle and social skills for children as they grow? Help parents network and interact with others in similar situations? Is this child too young? Fun and Run Drop-in: District of Mission’s Mission Parks, Recreation and Culture located at the Leisure Centre, 7650 Grand St, and Success By 6 offer a free drop-in gym program for families with children aged zero to six. Once a week this program focuses on children’s motor and social skills with an instructor and parent participation. Come enjoy a free indoor gym time with your little one while meeting new people.
- If we are going to be more specific I suggest that this slide talks about the Salmon Arm/Shuswap daycare creation/expansions. In 2007, this group was stuggling to find support for expansion. There was an extreme shortage of quality child care in the neighbourhood. EDI data was used at a community Child Care forum, and in our meeting with MLA George Abbott & Min of State for Child Care Linda Reid. As a result, Provincial funding of almost $100,000 was found, and along with the oragnization's massive grant writing campaign & fundraisers, the Centre will open an out of school program Oct 17, 2008 for 20 children and Preschool Program for 40 children aged 3-5! The Salmon Arm downtown core was losing supports and services for young families left and right. Their elementary school was closed. Low income families now had to bus their kids to schools in neighbourhoods that are very foreign to them. Through community action, the downtown school site was turned into an Activity Centre, but it was struggling. Armed with the EDI and SES data, we have been able to turn the tide towards keeping programs at the site, expanding some programs and in some cases creating new programs.
- Currently searching for a nice colour photo that represents this…. MISSION: Monthly Children’s Celebrations : held on various days (for 3 hours) and with seasonal themes at the Leisure Centre 7650 Grand St. These celebrations have a reading area, a toddler play area, a bouncy castle, face painting, craft area and many community resources usually supported by a few professionals who answer parent and caregiver questions.