Learner Cynthia
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First I would welcome the parents to the center. I would highlight our evacuation plans, showing them where the fire exits are.
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I would talk to my supervisor about my concerns and ask for guiadance to ensure I follow the correct steps.
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internet safety
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Having good communcation, being kind and respectful. Always having an open mind and allow parents to express their thoughts/inputs as well.
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If you were the parent of a young child, what do you think are the 3 most important things that you want from your child’s provider?1.Safe and nurturing environment 2.Open Communication 3.Caring adultsThree things I would fear:1.Discrimination 2.Ignoring my childs needs3.My child not feeling safe
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Offering hand on activities, playing music and asking them questions. If you are doing an art activity offering a varity of materials.
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Having structured routines, meal times are consitent and offering both calm, indoor and outdoor activities thoughout the day.
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An environment that is organized, nuturing and functional. Where everyone feels safe, welcomed and happy to be there.
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Prepare what you want to share, practice with a co-worker. Also prepare yourself that parents might be sensative to the feedback. Begin by mentioning positive insights about the child prior to addressing the concerns. Have good observations/documentations ready to be shared with parents.
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<b style=”font-family: inherit; font-size: inherit;”>It allows them to have a better understanding of child and where the need is. By knowing this they are able to provide intentional curriculum/ activites to help with the child’s development. By documenting they are able to communicate with parents as well and track the childs progress.
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I think it is good to have limited screen time for children, I think we should encourage children to interact with eachother and playing. I think playing outside or inside with toys help with their social skills and development.
