letting kids cry and speak their minds is the very best way to help when they feel this way

i reach out to a co worker to seek help and guidance

Some examples may be learning about them through play or active listening

a destresser for me is coming home to watch my favorite show and cook dinner.

The advice i would give is that childen love questions so asking and listening to them makes a big deal

in situations of illness, injury and emergencies

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My tips would be to keep with the times and continue to change as things change. Be capable of adapting.

Everything is a game to most kids so if you have a way to incorporate fun with healthy habits, youve won them over.

If i were giving a prospectibe parent a tour the safety feature i would highlight would be the secured doors to the facility.

As a parent myself it makes me feel like my children are safe.

If i suspectected child abuse or neglect I would immidiately speak to my supervisor ad or director then followed by the appropriate authorities.

My biggest worry about keeping my child safe would be what they may have access to in someone elses care, what they are exposed to when im not there.

My advice for creating and maintaining a good partnership between parents/caregivers and providers would be to always be honest but kind. Everthing you say matters and may affect someone either in a positive manor or negative.

1. Education

2. Safety

3. Socialization

1. Saftey

2. Hygiene of facilty and employees

3. Nutrition

To get kids to engage in an active, meaningful learning expeirience, you need to have activities that are developmentally appropriate, you need to preplan, provide the supplies and be a role model.

The tips i would give for a new teacher who is creating a schedule would be is to take it easy, its hard to learn at first but getting into the swing of things is always hard, especially when its worth it.

As far as maintaining it, keep your classroom in a general direction after each activity to keep their focus.

A component of a good early learning environment that I think is especially important would be the books that are in the classroom. Children love getting their hands on their own book or to be read to or just to simply pretend to read to you.

Being honest, informative, kind and non judgemental.

By doing so you can use your observations to make plans for learning and connections. Taking the time lets you see what the child is focused on and how the use it to learn.

In my opinion, I think that screentime shouldnt be allowed in early learning due to the amount recieved at home nowadays its almost like school is getting them away from it just for a litte while.

As teachers we can create a serve and return environment in their classroom by sharing the focus, supprting and encouraging, naming it, taking turns and practicing ending and beginnings.

Be honest with the parent that being late isnt okay due to many reasons, as well as explain if they need a later pickup time that can be organized instead.

1. Which WACs address diversity and collaboration with families? 110-300-0160110-300-0160
2. What big messages do the WACs give regarding diversity and collaboration? That we must teach that we are all diverse and unique, in regards to collaboration, we are in a position that requires constant communication therefore; they go hand in hand.

1. A multicultural education curriculum should be in place in every school. Strongly agree

2. Families should not be expected to be involved in classroom activities. Strongly disagree

3. All learning programs should accommodate all children with special needs. Strongly agree

4. Some extended family members may confuse children, so they should not have…

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There are many rules and all for great reasons.

I was definetly surprised by several WACs, so much so that i had to read them several times to really understand what i was reading.

Yes, the WACs are all in place to protect everyone.