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About Dr. Widad Ashurax
Expertise
I can answer questions pertaining to the following areas: Teaching methods, evaluation of teachers, teachers` moral, curriculum design and market research, students` attrition and completion rate, students` counseling and career planning in Post Secondary Education.

Experience
I was a President of private two-year school of business for over ten years, Vice president for three years, and a director of education for two years for a two-year college. Additionally, I have over twenty years of teaching experience in high school and post secondary education combined.

Organizations
retired

Education/Credentials
Doctorate degree in Education from Nova University
Master degree in Early Childhood from Nova University

Awards and Honors
School evaluator for the Accrediting Council of Independent Colleges & schools in Washington DC.

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Education Issues - excursion suitable for children

Expert: Dr. Widad Ashurax - 10/24/2009

Question
Hi Dr Widad,
Please, I would like to know about excursion suitable for children in the Children’s service Centre.
Please can you tell me why the excursion is appropriate for children? An example of Where you can go and why? How does this excursion can complement the children’s interests? which are the responsibilities of those involved? How many staff members can be involved? What will they do? what resources are required. What do you need to take? What resources do you need to organise? If possible which relevant records or documents those are required and please an example of permission and information note for parents.

Thank you for your help Dr Widad

Regard Emma

Answer
Dear Emma:

Most children enjoy outdoor activities especially those that they add new information to their experience. Therefore, there are so many different excursions that can be planned to increase students’ curiosity, maturation level, education, and develop better attitude, and behavior toward things around them.

However, it is the responsibility of the center and the teachers involved to carefully plan any trip. Please check with your Children Services Center’s manual for restrictions, limitations, and permissions to certain excursions. Every center may have its own guidelines and rules pertaining to certain activities depending on the students’ age, health, physical, mental capabilities, family consents, and many other boundaries. Again, I strongly suggest that you ask one of the persons in charge in your center to better inform you and answer all your above stated questions to meet your center’s rules, procedures, and guidelines.

Good luck

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