Learner maddie grasso
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Role playing when a child is calm, expressing angry/sad/frustrated emotions through body checks and then modeling calming strategies.
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When I feel like I am developing compassion fatigue I speak to a trusted coworker and ask for help and share how I am feeling. I try to remember that I can’t do everything for everyone and that I’m trying my best.
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Responsive exchanges include getting down on their level, identifying feelings, inviting them to play, praising them, reading with them and more.
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When I’m in the classroom I model deep breathes and movement. When I’m outside the classroom I do yoga.
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Spend time playing, praising, and talking with each child.
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Yes written guidelines are important for almost all situations that occur, illness, difficult behaviors, reward, emergency planning, parent teacher communication, etc.
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Single child crib, bassinet, or portable play area with a firm mattress with a fitted sheet that fits snug in to the sides of the crib.
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I like doing monster/bear hunt songs that have kids walking, jumping, crawling and running.
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I sing a handwashing song, and a hand rinsing song during hand washing time that shows kids how to properly wash hands.
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I would highlight that everything in our center is on a buzz in or code/fob key entry (for staff). I would highlight how everything is safely stored and clearly labeled in case of emergency. I would point out areas outside of class are safe and fenced in.
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I would immediately report to CPS. I would write everything I know down before I make the call so I can tell them everything.
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My biggest worry is that I won’t be able to protect children from abuse that occurs outside of school. Particularly when it concerns parents. CPS often overlooks cases and can worsen situations of abuse.
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Seek understanding first before jumping to conclusions.
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1. To love and accept my child2. To notice signs that my child may need support or intervention3. To nurture my child’s growth
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I like to start by seeing where their interest and curiosity lies. I will extend their learning by asking questions and modeling other ways to play. New materials and toys or things that move always get children interested.