Learner Miles Sims
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help them find time to cool down and express their feelings safely.
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ask other teachers for help and support. Sometimes it can be as simple as having a conversation with a co-worker.
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interacting with the child to build better communication skills, practice listening, and impulse control.
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taking a nap during breaks to reset.
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engage in meaningful play with the children and make time for attentive listening and answering of questions.
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In the case or an emergency like a fire or an injury of a child. It was also be important for situations like exposure to food allergies.
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Single child crib with a firm mattress
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Being actively involved in the physical activity either the students encourages participation and encourages engagement.
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Making it an active experience. I try to play a game with my students where the teacher tries not to be the last person to wash hands.
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The multiple gates throughout the building to discourage wandering children in dangerous areas, spray bottles with cleaning solutions for surfaces, and showing a bin for dirty toys that need to be cleaned.
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Consult with the parents first if I believe neither one of them is a suspect and make a mandatory report and bring up my concerns to the administration of the school.
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Making the learning environment safe and making sure children do not have easy access to dangerous or harmful items.
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consistent communication and making time to engage parents and actively listen to them and their needs.
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Staff that are kind, welcoming of my child, and provide support to me and my child.
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adding a sense of story or play to the activity to promote the child’s imagination and engagement in the activity.