Types of Advocacy
Engaging media to increase public awareness and influence broader public debate about early childhood issues.
What is Media Advocacy?
I can introduce a bill.
Who is a representative?
We are the directors, principals, supervisors, and mentors.
What are pedagogical & Instructional Adminstrators?
This is the innermost layer, consisting of the individual's immediate environment, such as family, peers, school, and neighborhood
What is the Microsystem?
This type of research focuses on understanding the "why" and "how" behind phenomena, often through in-depth interviews, focus groups, and case studies. It aims to gather rich, detailed data and explore complex social phenomena
What is Qualitative Research?
Creating new policies, revising guidelines, and resolving program problems through activities that are directed at administrative and governmental agencies with authority and discretion to change those rules and regulations.
We do the first rounds of deliberation on a bill.
What is a committee?
I provide direct services to young children birth through 8.
What is an early childhood educator?
This system focuses on the connections between different microsystems, like the relationship between a child's home and school.
What is the Mesosystem?
This approach uses numerical data and statistical analysis to test hypotheses and establish relationships between variables. It often involves surveys, experiments, and statistical modeling
What is quantitative research?
To intervene with addressing an individual child or family’s problems.
What is Case Advocacy?
I am the number of votes needed for a simple majority.
What is 51?
I instruct, observer, and monitor the practice of aspiring ECEs and responsible for teaching methods, course and supervision of field experience.
What is higher educational faculty?
This includes settings that the individual does not directly participate in but still affects them, such as the parent's workplace or the local community.
What is the Exosystem?
This combines both qualitative and quantitative approaches to gain a more comprehensive understanding of a research problem
What is mixed methods research?
Working with elected officials to educate them on policies or programs and to inform them of the impact of the program in their home district.
What is Legislative Advocacy?
I am what it is call if the President signs the bill.
What is a law?
I manage the business or operations but don't provide direct instruction or pedagogical insight.
What is an operations adminstrator?
This is the broadest level, encompassing cultural values, beliefs, and societal structures that influence all other systems.
What is the Macrosystem?
This method aims to improve a situation or solve a problem within a specific context. Researchers collaborate with practitioners in the field to implement changes and evaluate their effectiveness.
What is Action Research?
This type of advocacy involves an individual actively participating in advocating for their own needs and rights. It empowers individuals to understand their rights, speak up, and make choices that affect their lives
I am what it is called when a president rejects a bill.
What is a veto?
I am the person who is involved in changing how things are done.
What is an advocacy specialist?
This system considers the influence of time and historical events on development, including both individual life transitions and societal changes over time
What is the Chronosystem?
This approach takes an in-depth look at a specific person, group, or event. It provides a detailed understanding of the particular case being studied.
What is Case Study Research?