Learner Rylee Torres
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some ways to help children recognize emotions and control responses are emotional literacy, emotions, facial expressions, emotion focused books. creating a safe and supportive environment, teaching self regulation strategies, deep breathing, counting, problem solving, taking a break. consistency and patience.
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recognize the symptoms, focus on self care, look for support, reevaluate work load and responsibility, reignite passion. while proactively addressing compassion fatigue with these solutions above i will be able to provide quality care for the children while still protecting my own well being.
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example of responsive exchange when talking to children are, serve and return, talking, asking questions back to the child.
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Deep breathing, art, journaling, going for a walk.
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interact with the children. read with them, color with them, get on the floor and play with them, ask them questions “what did you do that was fun today?” “do you like to play…. when you are at home?” just questions to get them rambling and that make them feels safe, comfortable and encouraged when they talk to you and that also help you build a relationship and learn more about the child.
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Say a child was constantly late being picked up from daycare. the written guidance policy would outline the procedure for late pick ups and also help the staff and parents be aware of the policy.
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you should use a firm and flat sleep surface like a crib or bassinet with a tightly fitted sheet. avoid soft bedding pillows and blankets.
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try incorporating movement games, hands-on activities and flexible learning spaces for the kids.
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To make them fun turn them into games or challenges. for example you can make a game out of trying new fruits and veggies by creating a song or dance to get the child engaged and moving. another idea is to involve their friends and family to make it more exciting and social. adding rewards like celebrating milestones can keep motivation high.
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I would want to highlight the supervision, secured entry ways, emergency exits, medication policy, transportation policies, back ground checks, outdoor safety, emergency preparedness, safe environment, etc.
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my students safety is of upmost importance to me so i would make sure that i report any suspicion to my supervisor and see where we need to go from there whether that’s a meeting with the parents or calling the authorities.
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My biggest worry about keeping children healthy and safe is mistreatment from others as well as all of the violence currently taking place like school shootings
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I think to create and maintain a good relationship between parent and child care providers is to build the relationship off of open communication, share goals and mutual respect.
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if i were the parent of a young child 3 of the most important things id want from my Childs provider would be regular updates on my child, a safe, nurturing and stimulating environment for my child to play and learn in, and open communication when it comes to my Childs development. Three fears i would have would be neglect, abuse, an inadequate safety.
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some ways to get children engaged in active meaningful learning is to engage with kids with games, hands on projects, storytelling, outdoor learning, creative expression and personalization for active learning.