[Kaitlyn]

My biggest worry about keeping children face is the constant and scary change that continues to happen in our society. You never truly know what can happen the minute you walk through those doors to begin the day. But at the end of the day, it is our job to always put in 100% effort to make sure these children are safe the minute they are in our care. We do what we can to protect.

[Kaitlyn]

A huge part with communicating with a parent or guardian when it comes to a child, is reasoning and understanding. Receive the explanation from the parent as to why their child is being picked up late. Life happens, but we also have to recognize if the explanation was out of carelessness or a genuine incident. Explain the commitment that the parent has taken on when putting their child into a care facility and explain the expectations of having them in the program and how a child is expected to be collected at a designated time. Once again, we have to consider the best interest of the child and the consistency that they need.

[Kaitlyn]

Every family will have their own set of standards and expectations when it comes to their child’s upbringing. Our job is to welcome each child with open arms and an open mind, willing and ready to learn about them as an individual. Having diversity in the classroom truly teaches us new ways to incorporate their way of life into our learning. It is very important that we treat each family in an appropriate and equal manner. WAC 100-300-0160 States that an early learning provider must provide culturally and racially diverse learning opportunities.

[Kaitlyn]

1. Strongly Agree

2. Disagree

3. Agree

4. Disagree

5. Disagree

6. Strongly Disagree

7. Strongly Disagree

8. Agree

POV- Education, Peers, Media & Behavior/Attitude