The core values in the field of early childhood education and care are
a. statements which represent early childhood educators central beliefs, commitments to society and common purposes.
b. values that grow out of a teacher's family background, culture and life experience.
c. a list of best-practices that provide guidance to practitioners who face moral dilemmas.
d. statements which represent the beliefs of the general public about best practices in early childhood education.
answer: a
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