Learner Diana Derkach
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Some ways to release stress is go and talk and share how you are feeling with a coworker or director to help you out.
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Always communicate with children and build trust. When you build trust with the child you create a safe environment for them and they open up more.
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They are super useful for ensuring consistency in care. They provide clear expectations and a reference for everyone including staff, parents and children.
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One way is to validate their emotions. Let the children know that you understand how they are feeling and that it’s ok to feel a wide range of emotions and that their feelings are valid.
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Recognize and acknowledge my feelings. Seeking support is a very helpful one, often talking to colleagues helps relieve guidance.
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Open ended questions. Encourage the children to speak their minds.
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A firm and flat mattress in a safety-approved crib or bassinet. Make sure there are no loose bedding, pillows, or soft toys.
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Incorporate movement and physical activity into academic lessons, for example: use body movements to learn letters or numbers.
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Use storytelling, role play, get creating when doing something. Even incorporating games will catch the children attention.
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Secure entrances , emergency plans, and supervision protocols.
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Repot this to the appropriate authorities. I can also contact the local child protective services.
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I believe that proper staff training is key for children’s health and safety.
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Alway communicate!! Show gentleness and politeness when speaking to the parent. Always keep parents up to date.
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A sense of comfort
Safe environment
Updates of my child’s developmental learning
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Children love learning with music. I believe involving songs with learning is a great way to increase a child’s knowledge.
