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1. Experience at ISA (International School of Amsterdam)
2. Experience with Beacons
3. More on my preschool ideas

I read through my narrative and realized that I was lacking in what my preschool really was trying to accomplish.  Thus, I took time to write the ending paragraph.  

This was the extent of my preschool explanation:

Now the ultimate goal of owning my own preschool doesn’t seem so far away, and I’m motivated to do anything I can to make my dream a reality.

I added: 

There will be three main focuses in my preschool: community service, fine arts, and education.  A child is never too young to give.  Thus I will create opportunities to help the less fortunate through activities like, but not limited to, sharing music, helping at food shelves, and having clothing drives.  I will also instill the love of fine arts in each and every child that walks through the door, giving them choices between dance, theater, choir and instruments.  The education portion will be just like any other school, teaching math, writing and reading, but I will also add languages, geography and science.  Though they are young, I believe that solid building blocks are the key to success in any child.  The children will learn by doing instead of just seeing, and it will help them to excel in the subjects taught.  My idea is to not only have preschool, but also a pre-preschool of sorts for two to three year olds and also a Pre-K for five to six year olds.  That way, they will have enough time for the philosophies taught to really make a difference in their lives.  Keeping thesis in mind and experience under my belt, I am determined to create a preschool righting the wrongs of modern day segregation and intolerance.  Though it’s a small step, I hope to contribute to ending discrimination, creating a brighter future, and bringing communities together, regardless of race, religion and economical standing.