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Caring Ways Across Cultures and Importance of Cultural Identity for Children

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This article discusses the challenges of caring ways across cultures and how developing a cultural identity is important for children's mental health and well-being. It also highlights the importance of respecting cultural values and beliefs, especially during religious festivals, and catering to the food habits of children from different cultures. Additionally, the article talks about techniques to increase sustainability and environmental responsibility at the workplace and the benefits of using the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) for creating quality programs. Lastly, it explains the five key domains of children's rights recognized by the UNCRC and the importance of adopting it for supporting the best interest of children.

Caring Ways Across Cultures and Importance of Cultural Identity for Children

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Summative assessment 1caring ways across cultures can sometimes be challenging, especially when the values and expectations of one culture are different to those from another. This can make it difficult for carer to feel a sense of belonging to any community. However, when carers find a way of taking care that feels right for them, ithelps them to develop a cultural identity and a sense of belonging. This is particularly important for children, because a sense of belonging and a strong cultural identity supports their mental health and well being. There are lots of things that can help carer to develop a sense of belonging. for instance theirmight be food in some culture which are forbid to be eaten and as care taker to maintain respect for their culture and helping the kid to eat food in school or day-care is by adding a menu for once weak that child can eat that food. so that child in care don't feel any problem in care. The cultural diversity can be more prominent during the religious festivals. At the childcare center , it needs to be ensured that values and beliefs of all the children are respected. For instance, at the care center , the key religious programs for every child are celebrated. Along with Christmas, the children also get chance to know the festivals like Buddha’s birthday, Chinese new Year, Holi, Eid etc. Similarly, the food habit of children from every culture are also respected and given value. Both the vegetarian and non-vegetarian children are catered at the care center and provided with nutritious meals as per their preference.Question 5The sustainability and the environmental responsibility at the workplace can be increased using the following techniques—Firstly, the employees need to be informed clearly regarding the changes the organization is bringing towards the sustainability. For instance, the organization needs to demonstrate whether it is focusing on reducing the energy usage, reducing waste or increasing recycling. The employees also need to understand the benefits associated with the changes.Secondly, seeking feedbacks from the employees is an effective technique to enhance their engagement to the sustainability programs. Seeking feedbacks from the employees enable themto take part in the sustainability programs actively.Question 7The Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF) is considered as one of the childhood curriculum framework a that enables the educators to create the quality programs. The EYLF helps the educators in the following ways—
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