List a routine that Educators can establish with children to support them in being safe.
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Routine To Support Children Being Safe
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Re: please help me
http://www.earlychildhoodaustralia.org.au/
http://www.community.nsw.gov.au/
The Big Picture by Karen Kearns
Read chapter 6/7 PG 238
http://www.community.nsw.gov.au/
The Big Picture by Karen Kearns
Read chapter 6/7 PG 238
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Re: please help me
sorry i can't understand this link.
can you please give me the exact link for help?
can you please give me the exact link for help?
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List a routine that Educators can establish with children to support them in being safe.
There is a harmonious atmosphere.
Children appear calm and relaxed
The day seems to flow easily
Educators are focused on interacting with the children
Children participate enthusiastically and are keen to help educators with routines
Educators have clear and consistent expectations of the role of the children during routine
times
Children are involved in the design of routines where appropriate and are responsible for
particular tasks
Time is set aside for educators discussion about the effectiveness of routines
ETC.....
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List a routine that Educators can establish with children to support them in being safe.
There is a harmonious atmosphere.
Children appear calm and relaxed
The day seems to flow easily
Educators are focused on interacting with the children
Children participate enthusiastically and are keen to help educators with routines
Educators have clear and consistent expectations of the role of the children during routine
times
Children are involved in the design of routines where appropriate and are responsible for
particular tasks
Time is set aside for educators discussion about the effectiveness of routines
ETC.....
Easy sample question to answer...
Re: Routine To Support Children Being Safe
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