Learner Jessica Kenny
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Move beyond the yes/no question and ask things that require a response. Try to ask things that will satisfy the 5 senses. I have found it helpful to use examples from the child’s own life to make it more meaningful.
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Observation is so important because it gives you solid data points that will help you plan and implement an effective lesson/activity for the child.
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The WAC about physical restraint stuck out to me as well. As a parent I am so used to picking my child up and removing them from a dangerous or unsafe situation (as I perceive it) so this was an excellent reminder!
