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When they choose a path, our duty is to lead the path.
Career day was amazing.
Do what you love, and you'll never have a problem with Monday.
01/05/2018
Work to become, not to acquire.” (Elbert Hubbard)
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30/04/2018
Have a happy ahead 😊
25/04/2018
Learning never exhausts the mind
23/04/2018
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23/04/2018
to Modesire Olatunji We you!
23/04/2018
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19/04/2018
to Koreola Johnson. We you!
Not looking forward to doing another term? Remember there is such a thing as Classroom Karma!
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17/04/2018
A young child’s receptive language develops sooner than their expressive language. This means they are capable of understanding much more than they can express. Honoring this intellectual development can be difficult when you feel you are constantly met with the one-word answer “no!” or a temper tantrum. You feel like you just asked a simple question or you just suggested a meal of his favorite food and you look down to find your child flailing on the floor. How did this happen?
Using consistent positive phrasing as your communication style helps your child understand when he has the opportunity for choice and input. Toddlers often feel everything is decided for them and out of their control.
They express it by saying, “no!” even when they may really want to say yes. We can support them as they learn that their contribution matters and that they truly have an important voice by not putting them in a situation where they can say no.
Whenever possible, give your child a choice of two options: “Would you like to walk around the block or play in the backyard?” “Would you like to wear brown pants or blue pants?” These are moments where he feels a sense of control and that builds his trust in your relationship. This foundation of trust allows you to make the bigger decisions with his cooperation (and without tantrums). “I will give you one more push on the swing and then we are leaving the park.” rather than, “are you ready to leave?” By changing just a few words you may find that your young child is much more cooperative and engaged in family life. And you may even see fewer tantrums!
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