Why does Smith think that pursuing personal interests is a more effective way to benefit society than trying to pursue the interest of society as a whole? 

SCREEN a film released BEFORE 1950 or a documentary ABOUT film history between 1895-1950. For short or feature film selections, see the Filmography at the end of Cook’s A History of Narrative Film, which lists significant films for each section of each chapter. Some selections may be available for free access on YouTube or through the De Anza College Library's streaming services, including Kanopy and Films on Demand. If you subscribe to Amazon Prime, Netflix, or another streaming platform, you may find an appropriate film there.ORDiscover a F/TV 2A-appropriate documentary, such as one of the following:San Francisco in the Movies: The Silent Era (Ken Swartz, 48 minutes, KRON 4):https://www.kronon.tv/videos/san-francisco-in-the-movies-the-silent-era-4159208 (Links to an external site.) Birth of a Movement: The Battle Against America’s First Blockbuster, The Birth of a Nation (Bestor Cram/Susan Gray, 55 minutes, Amazon Prime):https://www.amazon.com/Birth-Movement-Danny-Glover/dp/B06XH67D8J (Links to an external site.)Hitler’s Hollywood: German Cinema in the Age of Propaganda (Rüdiger Suchsland, 105 minutes, Kanopy):https://deanza.kanopy.com/video/hitlers-hollywood (Links to an external site.)Henri Langlois: The Phantom of the Cinémathéque (Jacques Richard, 130 minutes, Kanopy):https://deanza.kanopy.com/video/henri-langlois-phantom-cinematheque (Links to an external site.) The Silent Era (Part of the Series: Reel Herstory, Ally Acker, 52 minutes, Kanopy):https://deanza.kanopy.com/video/reel-herstory-real-story-reel-women-jodie-foster-silent-era (Links to an external site.)William Randolph Hearst: American Emperor (Ken Swartz, 48 minutes, KRON 4):https://www.kronon.tv/videos/william-randolph-hearst-american-emperor-4141086 (Links to an external site.)ORGo to the Drive-in!SFFILM at the Drive-In: Two Nights at FORT MASON FLIX, October 3-4, 2020:Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture, San Francisco$40 per carhttps://mailchi.mp/sffilm/sffilm-at-the-drive-in-two-nights-at-fort-mason-flix-oct-3-4?e=58d3d56c16 West Wind Capitol Drive-In3630 Hillcap Avenue, San Jose$1-8 per personhttps://www.sanjose.org/listings/west-wind-capitol-driveWRITE several paragraphs about the film within the context of cinema history or about key points that you learned from the documentary.

This topic brings you full circle. You have an understanding of historical events that occurred in early childhood education, as well as theories and philosophies that influenced educational models. You researched current trends and issues in order to develop an advocacy speech, as well as a professional growth plan. This information will assist you in creating your own personal education philosophy.An educational philosophy is often part of a teaching application, which lets your future employers see your classroom management style without seeing you teach. Although your philosophy will be adjusted throughout your program as you learn more about young children, how children learn, and developmentally appropriate practice, your educational philosophy will serve as a foundation.In 500-750 words, describe your current philosophy of education. Include the following concepts:Your belief about how learning occurs grounded in preferred theories and perspectives.An explanation of how your teaching style will facilitate students’ learning and develop the whole child. Include your philosophy on the integration of technology with instruction in the early childhood environment.Your beliefs about guiding children’s behavior and creating a welcoming learning environment.Steps you will take to collaborate with families and the community in the growth and development of young children.Ways in which you will create an inclusive learning environment.Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the GCU Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.