Option 1----Positive Example of the effects of research

Research can be beneficial to families, because early childhood should be a necessity.  Research can be done with families to compare their incomes, backgrounds, or locations to determine the children’s different learning skills and abilities.

            The research can be done without being to invasive.  The community can send out different surveys or questionnaires to the different families.  The surveys would be completed by families from all backgrounds.  This will give the community leaders/educators a picture of how important an early childhood education is to young children.

            The early childhood program that I work for could ask the families to complete a survey every year about the previous year and the child’s progress.  The surveys are mailed to the state offices and the results are used to help the early childhood area improve in the upcoming years.  The parents usually become frustrated at times, because of the surveys but we remind them that is for the betterment of their child and their education.