As a lead teacher in an early childhood education program, explain why you would involve families in the curriculum and how you would accomplish this goal?
What will be an ideal response?
ANS: Families should be an active part of the curriculum by providing some insight into the curriculum through their background. One of the key links is to provide support and respect for the families and show cultural diversity.
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