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    1: Children’s Well-Being and Early Childhood Education
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    1. jeannieyo2 24 Sep 2026
      Early childhood, particularly the first 5 years of life, impacts long–term social, cognitive, emotional, and physical development. Healthy development in early childhood helps prepare children for the educational experiences of kindergarten and beyond. Early childhood development and education opportunities are affected by various environmental and social factors, including: Early life stress Socioeconomic status Relationships with parents and caregivers Access to early education programs

      This stuck out to me because the first 5 years really have a greater impact than most people realize in terms of development

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    4.2: Positionality and Intersectionality
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    1. jeannieyo2 02 Sep 2026
      Mental health: robust, mostly stable, vulnerable Body size: slim, average, large

      Mental health and body size are two things that never really struck me as privilege. Often times, just because of human nature, people are quick to point fingers and make comments on other's bodies and throw names around. This makes me think of these things in a different light, because not everyone has access to mental health care or physical care and things can get out of control sometimes.

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