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lil_vel
MemberMarch 5, 2025 at 12:16 am in reply to: Trainer Monitored Discussion -“Serve and Return” in classroomsEngage in Active Listening
Encourage Verbal and Nonverbal Communication
Follow the Child’s Lead
Ask Open-Ended Questions
Use Positive and Encouraging Responses
Create a Print- and Talk-Rich Environment
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lil_vel
MemberMarch 3, 2025 at 8:19 pm in reply to: What to do when parents are late to pick up their child?You have to apply positive communication techniques:
Empathy & Understanding: “I know how busy and unpredictable schedules can be. Is there anything we can do to help support you with pick-up times?”
Problem-Solving Approach: “We understand things happen. Let’s talk about some options—maybe someone else can pick up your child?Because we don`t have enough staff to being so late”
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- What did you discover about the WACs while completing the activity?
- Were you surprised by any of the WACs?
- Can you see how the WACs will influence your day-to-day practice in caring for children? Why or why not?
1. The Licensing requirements are written as regulations that are part of the Washington
Administrative Code . These regulations provide the clear requirements for operating a licensed
early learning program. The WAC is the primary source of information for Licensing regulations for
early learning professionals.
2. No, I did not surprised. Everything is clearly written and structured to ensure complience with state regulations.
3. Yes, the WACs will have a significant influence on daily childcare practices. They provide guidelines on safety, curriculum, staff qualifications, which help maintain a high standard of care and professionalism.