Learner georgia
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validate their feelings and them suggest other ways to let those emotions out.
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I would talk to my friends, coworkers and possibly my supervisor if the issue persists.
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when responding or interacting I would ask them follow up questions, compliment them, and engage fully in the conversation.
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I like to take a deep breath or remove myself from a situation if I feel like Im getting myself worked up.
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I would say spend time with each of them and observe their personality and how they play. Ask them questions about the activity and be silly with them
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yes, in the event of an emergency or accident
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a crib with a firm mattress and no blankets or stuffed animals
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teach them that moving your body is healthy and fun! turn on some music and dance
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You can make these fun by turning it into a game or song.
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I would highlight the safety precautions we have like a fire alarm, sink, toilets, age appropriate work etc.
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I would make sure I have valid reason to think this and then report it to my coworkers and supervisor.
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My biggest worry in keeping children safe is the world we live in and the unpredictable nature of it.
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My advice would be going into every conversation with confidence and professionalism. Make sure you have good reason and/ or evidence for what you are talking about. Continue to help their child grow and show a real interest in their learning.
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3 things that are the most important to me would be:
1. Giving them the attention and support they need
2. A lighthearted environment
3. Protecting the children
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Some creative ways to get children engaged are the serve and return tactic, hands on learning like art or puzzles, dramatic play or dress up, incorporate music or movement.
