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An Analysis Of The Environment In The Lighthouse Daycare
In an effort to examine the environment in the lighthouse daycare, where I am working, in relevance to what I have learned from the textbook. I have concluded that, in general, all classrooms were safe, attractive, bright, and joyful for young children. Each classroom was well furnitured, full of activities, and has sufficient space where children can express themselves and play safely. All classrooms were well planned for learning and encouraging children to engage in many activities that foster a comfort and a sense of control. Each classroom equipped with well-organized and delightful materials which rule such a prepared environment that match each children's age groups and abilities. As for the playground, the lighthouse daycare has indoor

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