Learner ash DEZ
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Teach them about emotions and how to identify them. When you are feeling an emotion, express it and model health ways to power through it.
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Take time for yourself, talk to someone, journal.
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Taking the time to have genuine conversations, asking questions, get curious about what they are thinking about.
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I give myself plenty of time before coming to work to let myself workout, read, meditate, cook a good breakfast.
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Making eye contact, give children your full attention. Ask questions, help them identify emotions.
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If there was an emergency or unusual situation
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Single level crib!
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Get to know your kiddos and see how you can make movement fun.
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Using songs as a reminder for healthy habits, modeling good behaviors and using them during pretend play, Olly Pop, reading books about the topics.
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After a warm welcoming and the information about our program as we take the tour I would show the exits if possible, the first aid kits, our safety protocols.
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The first step if there are visible marks on the body from physical abuse, I will ask the child what happened. If the child mentions something concerning I will bring it up to the director. I think its also important on where the marks are on the body.
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My biggest worry about keeping infants safe and healthy is during naptime. I worry that something will happen, however I have taken the Safe Sleep training so I think just having more confidence will help with the worry.
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Taking the time to get to know the families, remembering that we are team and when difficult situation arise finding solutions together.
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If I were a parent to a young child, I would want to know the experience and education of their teachers. I would want the teacher to care about us as a family and truly having a passion for teaching and caring for children. I would be afraid that they might not treat my child with care and kindness.
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Knowing your classroom as a whole I believe helps with making certain teaching material fun and effective along with it being memorable. Incorporating all senses can be helpful.
