Define and explain, in your own words, what is meant by quality childcare, as described by the NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children). Be specific. What would the effect on child, family and community.

Long Answer: Choose one of these prompts to write a response that includes a meaningful title, a clear thesis statement, and detailed analysis of specific passages from any visual or textual materials (make sure you attribute all quotations properly). While you may certainly use your notes and refer to online and in person discussions, the best grades are reserved for answers that demonstrate independent, bold thinking as well as elegance of expression appropriate to the writing circumstance.1. “All translation is the art of failure,” writes Italian novelist and philosopher Umberto Eco. If by translation we understand both the transfer of meaning between two languages and more loosely, its adaptation into another medium such as the oral performance of a written text, write an essay where you agree or disagree with this statement by using as your examples the description of the work of translation that Mary Phil Korsak offers in her article “Genesis: A New Look” and one of the following: either the video adaptation of St Francis’ “Canticle of the Sun” or The Popol Vuh. Consider the following: What counts as “failure” and “success” in the translation of religious texts? Under what circumstances might an artful failure count as a success? What is the purpose of each translation? In the case of Korsak, more specifically, how does she understand her role? What is the effect of each translation? What is lost and/or gained in the work of translation? 2. Define what vita activa means for Hannah Arendt and write an essay where you define the three components of active life and analyze how two of them are at play in either Wall-E or any of the images we have studied together.3. Write an essay where you explain the meaning and significance of the title of either Pope Francis’ encyclical, Laudato Si’ On Care For Our Common Home or of Hannah Arendt’s The Human Condition. Make sure your answer explains the meaning of all key terms in the title and relate those terms to the arguments put forth in the text. Your answer must make a connection to at least one other text we have studied together. For example, in the case of Laudato, compare what Pope Francis writes about “care” with the chapter by John Hamilton; in the case of Arendt, consider, for example, how she understands “human” and how any of the creation myths we read understands humanity, or how her concepts of “earth” and “world” connect with Pope Francis’ “home.” Option 1 Readings: “Genesis: A New Look”- “Et Genetrix” , St Francis of Assisi,Brother Sun, Sister Moon by Italian film and opera director Franco ZeffirelliLink (Links to an external site.) View: Teatro Campesino, on staging Popul Vuh in Los Angeles, 2015. Popol Vuh "Heart of Heaven"Option 2: The movie Wall-E Option 3: Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home (2015), sel. Hannah Arendt (German American political theorist 1906-1975), “Prologue,”