PREFERENCES Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines prefer as to like better. We choose our preferences when we make one choice over another. For example: During the school year, an athlete might choose indoor track over swimming. When shopping, a person may choose shorts over jeans. These are ways that we exercise our preferences. In our careers, we might choose to work with the elderly over working with people our own age. We might choose to fix things with our hands and machinery versus working on a computer. Review the "Preferences" section of your drop down notes. Share 3 preferences that you think you would prefer in your work or work environment as they relate to the early childhood profession. Explain your choices. Think about: age of children, type of program, level of degree, etc. Explain why you choose this preference.

PREFERENCES Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines prefer as to like better. We choose our preferences when we make one choice over another. For example: During the school year, an athlete might choose indoor track over swimming. When shopping, a person may choose shorts over jeans. These are ways that we exercise our preferences. In our careers, we might choose to work with the elderly over working with people our own age. We might choose to fix things with our hands and machinery versus working on a computer. Review the "Preferences" section of your drop down notes. Share 3 preferences that you think you would prefer in your work or work environment as they relate to the early childhood profession. Explain your choices. Think about: age of children, type of program, level of degree, etc. Explain why you choose this preference.