Respond to this quote with a few phrases describing why you picked it and what it implies for your professional development as an educator and teaching practice. 1."In a daycare setting, preschool, or other school classroom, you are observing children in one of their natural environments.” 2. “Whenever you observe a child, you are necessarily observing the child in an environment, not as an

Respond to this quote with a few phrases describing why you picked it and what it implies for your professional development as an educator and teaching practice. 1."In a daycare setting, preschool, or other school classroom, you are observing children in one of their natural environments.” 2. “Whenever you observe a child, you are necessarily observing the child in an environment, not as an

Health Safety And Nutrition F/Young Child

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Author:MAROTZ

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Chapter8: Safety Management

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