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I wouldn’t leave the injured child base on The ratios of students it should be another adult if not I’ll sent a leader to get the nearest adult for assistance Less
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I would tend to the student's injury first. I would not leave the other students unsupervised, so I would definitely call in or call on the radio to someone in the building for assistance. However, the response could also vary depending on the situation. Less
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I wouldn't want to leave the injured child alone, so I would call or radio in to someone inside the building to come assist or call for help - depending on what was appropriate/necessary. Less
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As soon as parents drop them off, take them to an area that is fun , educational and sit on floor with them. Keep them busy with activities until they are no longer thinking about mom or dad. Less
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Learning by playing education .
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They made the offer, drug it out for two weeks, told me to start coming in on the first start day and after I had gone two days, sent me home for the background check and the took away the job offer because it showed the issue that occurred for filing a lawsuit against my stalker. Less
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Always have questions! I asked about the work environment, typical day etc.
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I have sixteen years experience in teaching
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I answered them to the best of my ability.
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I was used to educating older children and related back to summer camp experiences and my love of developing projects. Getting to know students important. They are advanced program and were much higher than typical kindergarten level. Less