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THE CHILDREN’S LOVE MAGAZINE Vol. 01 Issue. 01 June 2021 Mariia Kozhukhina Ordinary unusual child Malik Lavox Smith Maurice D. Smith Introducing A Future Leader Young Entrepreneur at Heart

JUNE 2021 THE CHILDREN’S LOVE MAGAZINE Mariia Kozhukhina - Ordinary unusual child Or not, they are more explicate towards developing a unique “Children and young people are the makers cultural space and supplemental course of action for self- of a future sustainable world, and, expression. measures of their progress will also be the markers of that world.” Trust plays a vital role in bringing up children. It brings a sense of persistent in them along with conflation of thoughtful approach Today's children are those who will shape and versatility in area of interest. our future and live in it. To understand what will happen tomorrow, you need to Parents need to reevaluate the methods of raising children to get acquainted with modern children and provide them enhanced nature of independence, to adolescents now. treat them warmly, to develop a sense of respect towards human dignity, to inculcate in them a sense of affection and compassion. Imaginations of kids are very big and they cannot be contained. Earlier there was the availability of art supplies like crayons and markers but now it is not like that, rather they now have tablets, computers, and many more to turn their thoughts into reality. In addition to pens and papers, now technology has inculcated an exuberating attitude in them and due to this they can create three-dimensional art and can print it too in the physical form. The way we connect with them speaks in itself about their behavior and approach towards all the things around them. The opportunity for socialization for today’s children has become much more in number than it was earlier. And after switching to online education there has been a transformational shift in the approach of modern children towards information communications. There lies a colossal difference between parents and children in terms of technological aspect and this makes them inventive, attentive, and faster in terms of perceiving things. As they can find information any time and analyze them to be rational

JUNE 2021 THE CHILDREN’S LOVE MAGAZINE With these values there comes Mariia Kozhukhina, 10 years old, is one of such representatives of the chance for kids to our future generation. She was born in Russia. The creative independently set out and pave a atmosphere in the family had a huge impact on Mariia. way to achieve something, largely on their own. With the coming of the modern world, there have been many opportunities for realizing the personality of a child. Mariia’s In furtherance of that, they face modern parents took advantage of this. Her father and mother are roadblocks and challenges that supporting sports interests and development of creativity must be removed if they’re to respectively. reach their goals, so with this, they learn how to deal with such She has a keen interest in sports and it is evident from her hurdles. participation in swimming and karate from the age of four.



JUNE 2021 THE CHILDREN’S LOVE MAGAZINE she has secured 1st position in the scientific and At the age of 7 only, she has received the bronze medal practical conference and also she strives to for her exemplary performance in the European participate in all school activities. Children's Karate Championship. In the summer she likes to Penny Board and in She has a brown belt, second dan. She is currently winter she enjoys doing skiing and ice making great strides in sports acrobatics. skating. In terms of activities, she bakes muffins and other sweets with her mother. At the age of 10, she considers herself very adult. The reason behind this is that she can help her mother to She shows great enthusiasm whenever she gets a understand questions on the computer. chance to play chess with her father. From very early she is fond of gadgets as she was holding She attends chess lessons at school a mobile phone at the age of two only with filming short and also believes that it helps her to videos on it. better understand mathematics. Now she has her own Instagram accounts, Facebook, By nature, she is a very kind, cheerful, Youtube, and Likee. Mariia has been visiting the creative and lively girl, she easily finds friends. laboratory of the Cloud for the fourth year already - a Her creativity has no boundaries. blogger, journalist, moderator. Mariia does not imagine her life There she works on her speech, studies camera work, without music and dancing. She loves filming videos, takes an to travel and has been to various interview. European countries, but among all, she loves Paris and the Eiffel Tower. Mariia has a significant interest in painting. This is not a coincidence reason being she has famous artists in her family. With immense enthusiasm, Mariia visits an art studio and also takes part in exhibitions of children’s drawings. Along with this, she has excellent academic performance and all of this is due to her proper planning of time and discipline towards her routine and studies. From the first grade at school, she has shown great interest in science and with this…

JUNE 2021 THE CHILDREN’S LOVE MAGAZINE Like all girls, she loves to imitate her mother and try on her high-heeled shoes from an early age. She is now a model in the children's fashion magazine “Stylish Children”. She loves to design sketches for children's clothes herself. She considers the profession of a fashion designer to be short-term. After graduating from school, Mariia wants to pursue the profession of a veterinarian and be a master in that. She has great care towards animals and believes that animals and nature are two crucial parts of our planet and all of us must be rational towards them. But this is not the ultimate aspect as she does not limits herself on opting to be a veterinarian rather she believes that while the process of her studying at school she will be able to discover new things for herself as “The opportunities are endless!” only the approach is to be decided. At the same time, Mariia is not a child prodigy, but the most ordinary unusual child of the new generation

JUNE 2021 THE Maliks journey CHILDREN’S LOVE includes a lot of visits to different MAGAZINE therapist to help him to develop to Malik Lavox Smith adapt to the world Introducing A Future Leader we live in. Malik Smith, 3 years Therapist includes old. Son of Stacey and Feeding therapy, Yalonda Smith. Malik speech therapy, was born on the day of occupational the eclipses, so he was therapy and born to be outgoing and behavior therapy have exponential just to name a few. growth by birth. Malik’s Malik was diagnosed communications with severe autism at with gestures such 18 months of age. Malik as grabbing your was born in the back of hand and his parents' car on the sometimes pointing way to the hospital. and a few signs language motions. Upon arrival malik had difficulty breathing and His sensory issues low blood sugar level. includes : Loud But through it all Malik noises, touch, smell made it through. He is a and taste. Born champion. Things that may Malik is truly a troper, cause him to have a He has faced a lot of meltdown includes, challenges in life being Not knowing how to so young. Difficulty communicate, loud eating, delay in speech noises and change and physical activities. of routine. Malik enjoys singing his alphabets, numbers and shapes. Most days Malik likes to be alone but also has days where he enjoys playing with his big brother Maurice. Malik enjoys playing outside and playing with learning activities on his tablet.

JUNE 2021 THE CHILDREN’S LOVE MAGAZINE Malik family know that this is just a journey, and it will all play out as Victory. Malik is a joy to have around and will one day have his own words to say and express. And Malik is already a leader!!!! Big packages come in small sizes!!! Malik family cannot wait to see the dreams and aspirations he will have in life. But one thing for sure is that they know it will be amazing. Malik smile can light up anyone day. The joy of having not to worry about life and just enjoy the moments is a natural gift to Malik. The future will be a dream come true for many that will have the pleasure of meeting Malik. Malik name will have a foundation for Autism soon. His parents aim to educate and make awareness to the world that Autism is not a disability, but it is an ability for induvial with Autism to do wonderful things in life. The eclipse birth was just the beginning. The world awaits a great leader, and He is being prepared to show the world. Watch out world Malik will be ready to give remarkable things and opportunity to the future.



JUNE 2021 THE CHILDREN’S LOVE MAGAZINE Maurice D. Smith Young Entrepreneur at Heart Maurice Smith,9 years of age headed to 4th grade. He is the son of Stacey and Yalonda Smith. A young child who's watching the world and already preparing for the future as an entrepreneur. Maurice brought to his parents' attention that He would like to start a fragrance line back in 2016 at the age of 5. During this time his parents begin to seek out to start on the journey of helping him accomplish his dreams, as Maurice got older, he wanted to research and learn different fragrance smells, so his parents allowed him to do just that and allowed him to give all the ideas and input into what he wants from this with little of their help. Over the Summer Maurice will be working on his fragrance line to build more products, while his parents will be right by his side supporting and helping him along the way. Maurice Loves Martials Arts, video games, soccer and watching a good movie. His parents believes that its ok to continue to be a kid while keeping his eyes on his dreams and goals in life. If you ask Maurice who he looks up to, that will be his parents. If no one else believes in him, they do. And they are grooming him to be successful in Life and school.

JUNE 2021 THE CHILDREN’S LOVE MAGAZINE Maurice Is a well respectful young man. He helps take care of his younger brother Malik. Maurice is very observant and watches and inquire about all things that include bringing in money. Money motivates Maurice, it helps him dream BIG!! He hopes that one day he could be so successful to enjoy life and get whatever his heart desires. Maurice is the kid everyone knows in the neighborhood. He loves meeting new people and sharing an interest and just having fun. 2020/2021 was a challenge year with learning from home. But Maurice made the best of it as he could. Life has a way of showing us what we thought we couldn’t put up with that we really can get through it and with that learn new skills and opportunities along the way. Though Maurice didn’t get to see his friends face to face this school year. He did get to enjoy the time with kids in his neighborhood and work on ideas for his business venture. Maurice Knows that dreams may seem far away, but He will not stop dreaming, other dreams may come along the way, and he will be well prepared, focus on school and reading and never giving up on those dreams he has. One day we all will look back and see this kid as an adult living his best life. Maurice is encouraged to never give up on life and opportunities. The best way to learn is to live. And the best way to live is to give it your all. Watch out world The future is being preserved.



JUNE 2021 THE CHILDREN’S LOVE MAGAZINE Special Topics For Your Children

JUNE 2021 THE CHILDREN’S LOVE MAGAZINE Why Is Early Childhood Education Important? Early childhood education is a term that refers to the period of time from a child’s birth to when they enter kindergarten, according to Dr. Jessica Alvarado, academic program director for the BA in Early Childhood Development at National University. According to Alvarado, it is an important time in children’s lives because it is when they first learn how to interact with others, including peers, teachers and parents, and also begin to develop interests that will stay with them throughout their lives. But Alvarado says it’s a common misperception that early childhood education is only about learning basic skills. “It’s so much more than that,” she says. “It’s a time when children learn critical social and emotional skills and a partnership is formed between the child, their parents and the teacher. When this is done successfully, it lays the groundwork for it to continue throughout the child’s education.”Nations around that world are becoming aware of the importance of early childhood education as well. UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) is an international governing body whose mission is “to contribute to the building of peace, the eradication of poverty, sustainable development, and intercultural dialogue through education.” Here’s what the organization says about the importance of early childhood education:“Early childhood care and education (ECCE) is more than preparation for primary school. It aims at the holistic development of a child’s social, emotional, cognitive and physical needs in order to build a solid and broad foundation for lifelong learning and wellbeing. ECCE has the possibility to nurture caring, capable and responsible future citizens.”

JUNE 2021 THE What Specific Outcomes Does Early Childhood Education CHILDREN’S LOVE Have on a Child’s Future? MAGAZINE The outcomes vary, as Alvarado explains, but all have been positive. “Studies have looked at everything from the broad social benefits of early childhood education, to something as specific as STEM learning outcomes (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) and how introducing children to these topics early on can have a lasting impact,” she says. She also stresses the importance of encouraging early childhood educators to really get to know their students and each of their specific interests. “When [teachers] do that, that relationship can really influence the students day to day and build trust — and studies have shown that when children are comfortable and trust the people around them, they learn more quickly and successfully,” she says.Parental involvement is also a big component of this relationship-building process, and Alvarado says its important for teachers at this level to work closely with the families.“When the partnership between teachers and the family is successful, we see that echoing positively throughout the child’s life,” she explains. What Is It Like to Work in Early Childhood Education? According to Alvarado, someone who enjoys working with children and wants to make a lasting impact on their lives will probably be happy with a career in early childhood education. “Helping children to learn and grow is a big part of it, but this field also provides lots of opportunities to grow yourself — not just in your knowledge but overall in your social emotional growth as well. It can help you develop leadership skills and to become a reflective practitioner.”If you’re interested in pursuing a career in early childhood education, the first step is to earn a bachelor’s degree. In addition to what’s required in your degree program, there may be state or country-specific coursework. Depending upon where you’d like to work, whether in the U.S. or abroad, you should contact the state Department of Education or the country’s Ministry of Education to learn about any location- specific course or licensure requirements.



JUNE 2021 THE CHILDREN’S LOVE MAGAZINE What Are Some of the Biggest Challenges People Working in Early Childhood Education Face? Alvarado says that one of the biggest challenges educators face is finding the right balance between working one-on-one with children and managing the larger group as a whole. “For example, if you’re working in a classroom, you could be really focused on learning what a child’s specific interests and needs are — meanwhile you’ve got lots of other children who also need your attention.”Figuring out how to apply and implement classroom standards can also be an issue for new teachers. “I went a little crazy with making charts in my first year,” she says, “But the longer I was in the field, the more I was able to take a deep breath and realize that I didn’t need to be so hard on myself. ”She recommends that teachers not beat themselves up if they make a mistake. “Don’t try to be perfect,” she says. “It’s more important that you just keep going.” How Can Teachers Maximize Learning Outcomes for Children at This Age? In order to get the best outcomes in early childhood education, Alvarado strongly suggests working students’ natural curiosities into lesson plans. “Yes, we want to look at standards,” she says. “Yes, there are boxes we need to check, but a huge part of what we do with young children is looking at their interests and using those interests to better engage them in learning. ”Alvarado explains that teachers can take the topics or subject areas that fascinate individual students and expand on it through in-class or at-home activities.Targeting these areas can help students develop critical thinking skills, allowing them to give more complex answers than “yes” or “no.” To illustrate this technique, Alvarado describes a student who showed a passion for insects. At first, she says she was caught off guard and didn’t know what to do, but then she realized she could use this interest in bugs to engage the child in a number of other subjects besides science. “There could be math in there, language arts — it was really about using the child’s specific interest to open new doors for them.”

JUNE 2021 THE CHILDREN’S LOVE MAGAZINE Why Should Students Pursue a Career in Early Childhood Education? Early childhood education is a wide and varied career path. If you enjoy working with children and are willing to put in the work necessary to earn your degree, Alvarado believes you will find it rewarding. It is also a growing field. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the job outlook for individuals working in early childhood education is strong, with employment of preschool teachers expected to grow 10 percent over the next eight years.. In 2017, the median annual salary for preschool teachers was $28,990,with the highest 10% of earners making more than $54,000. The median in California is $36,760. (According to BLS statistics, “median” salary is the midpoint between half of workers who earn more than that amount and half of workers who earn less.)But a preschool classroom isn’t the only place you can go with your degree. Alvarado started her career in a children’s shelter near San Diego. “It was a 24-hour facility,” she recalls. “The children lived there and went to school on site. Sometimes the site served as a transition between families and foster care.”Alvarado adds that in addition to finding positions at schools, some of her past students have joined the teams at education-related non-profits — and fell in love with the work they do there. According to the BLS, the top employers of preschool teachers are: -State, local, and private schools. -Individual and family services. -Religious, grantmaking, professional and similar organizations. -Child day care services. Other career options are available with additional education in early childhood education. “[I]f you go on to get your master’s, you can work as an assistant director of an early education program or teach at a community college,” Alvarado says.According to the United States Department of Education, graduates of early childhood education programs can be qualified for a variety of positions beyond teaching preschool, including: -Family service staff. -Early learning and development programs. -Infant and toddler specialists. -Early intervention specialists. -Early childhood special educators. -Home visitors and related service providers Administrators. -Head Start and Early Head Start teachers.