About me:
About me:
I am Paulina de Jesús Lara, I´m a mother of two beautiful children: my oldest daughter, 13 year old Haley Sophia Elicea Lara and my 10 year old son Ramón Gamaliel Elicea Lara. We live with my parents Ramón Lara and Araceli Lara, who will help me take care of your wonderful children. We come from Tijuana, we arrived in Chula Vista in 2006.
I am Paulina de Jesús Lara, I´m a mother of two beautiful children: my oldest daughter, 13 year old Haley Sophia Elicea Lara and my 10 year old son Ramón Gamaliel Elicea Lara. We live with my parents Ramón Lara and Araceli Lara, who will help me take care of your wonderful children. We come from Tijuana, we arrived in Chula Vista in 2006.
*Southwestern College graduate 2018 - Associate of Arts degree focused on Child Development
*Southwestern College graduate 2018 - Associate of Arts degree focused on Child Development
*Certificate as an Associate Teacher in English/Spanish
*Certificate as an Associate Teacher in English/Spanish
*Certificate English/Spanish Bilingual Family Child Care.
*Certificate English/Spanish Bilingual Family Child Care.
*Assistant teacher in CYP 2019 (Children and Youth Programs) for the Navy (caring and educating for both newborns to preschool children).
*Assistant teacher in CYP 2019 (Children and Youth Programs) for the Navy (caring and educating for both newborns to preschool children).
*Certificate of achievement in recognition of the completion of the Department of Defense standardized training program (October 2020).
*Certificate of achievement in recognition of the completion of the Department of Defense standardized training program (October 2020).
Philosophy
Philosophy
Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a theory by Abraham Maslow, which proposes that people are motivated by five basic categories of needs: physiological, security, love, esteem and self-relation: https://www.up-spain.com/blog /maslow-pyramid/. When I began to study child development, I loved this theory, since there is no need to complicate ourselves or our children's lives, if we provide them with a safe, stable environment of peace and love, we are giving them the necessary tools to learn. This method says exactly that human beings have primordial needs and Maslow reflects them in a pyramid, where the base is to meet physiological needs, that is, what our body asks for, for example: drinking water when we are thirsty, sleeping, eating, going to the bathroom, next are the needs for safety and protection: having a house, food, clothing, etc.
Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a theory by Abraham Maslow, which proposes that people are motivated by five basic categories of needs: physiological, security, love, esteem and self-relation: https://www.up-spain.com/blog /maslow-pyramid/. When I began to study child development, I loved this theory, since there is no need to complicate ourselves or our children's lives, if we provide them with a safe, stable environment of peace and love, we are giving them the necessary tools to learn. This method says exactly that human beings have primordial needs and Maslow reflects them in a pyramid, where the base is to meet physiological needs, that is, what our body asks for, for example: drinking water when we are thirsty, sleeping, eating, going to the bathroom, next are the needs for safety and protection: having a house, food, clothing, etc.
The third step is social needs: having family, friends, the fourth is recognition needs such as validation, respect, trust, success and finally the top of the pyramid is the goal of the human being, which is the need for self-realization: when you already have everything you need and now you focus on doing something. A very clear example of this theory is when teachers ask the parents for children to have breakfast before going to school, because if they don't have breakfast, they will be thinking about eating instead of focusing on what the teacher is explaining.
The third step is social needs: having family, friends, the fourth is recognition needs such as validation, respect, trust, success and finally the top of the pyramid is the goal of the human being, which is the need for self-realization: when you already have everything you need and now you focus on doing something. A very clear example of this theory is when teachers ask the parents for children to have breakfast before going to school, because if they don't have breakfast, they will be thinking about eating instead of focusing on what the teacher is explaining.
Therefore, this family will be primarily responsible for giving your children all the tools they need to reach self-realization, to the point where they will learn more and be better. “We cannot teach a child to ride a bicycle (other teaching methods) without even having provided them with a bicycle” (Maslow).
Therefore, this family will be primarily responsible for giving your children all the tools they need to reach self-realization, to the point where they will learn more and be better. “We cannot teach a child to ride a bicycle (other teaching methods) without even having provided them with a bicycle” (Maslow).
