IF YOU WORK IN A DAYCARE I NEED TO ASK YOU SOME STUFF *IMMIDIATE?

1. If you are the assistant teacher, you should speak to the lead teacher unless it is about him/her then go to the assistant director or director. If you are the lead teacher, then go to the director.

2. Friendly, energetic, and honestly. Never let the FIRST thing you say to a parent be negative about their child. Always say something positive then negative and then another positive, i.e. " Little joey had A lot of fun today playing with his friends on the playground; however, he seemed to be playing a little more rough than usual, Little joey and I talked about how to be nice to his friends and he did much better after our talk."

3. I love to see how much the children learn and grow in just one year!

4. Corporate day cares that want to control everything you do, Sometimes preschoolers make their own schedule and it is hard to put in place the lesson plans when the preschoolers are not interest at the time.

5. Khakis, black, or brown pants and polo top. Nothing revealing or offensive.

6. No as long as you don't get stressed out easily

7. I have an A.S. in Early childhood Care and Education but usually all you need is a high school diploma or GED

8. Very important!

9. 19 now i am 29

10. there is no typical day when working with preschools. VERY fasted paced because of their attention spans.

11. PATIENCE, organized, upbeat, outgoing

12. 8-10

13. Working in a field with mostly women is always difficult due to gossip and chatty. Don't get involved in the gossip or drama. stay focus on your job

14. I could be free to do my arrangement of lesson plans

email me at tammy1722@yahoo.com if you have anymore questions.

1) my supervisor or someone in a more senior position.

2) positively, give plenty of info and professionally

3)the children i look after

4) other members of staff

5) black trousers, smart flat black shoes and smart top not low cut/ or uniform if provided

6)depends on the child in my case i mainly care for a child with S.E.N, for the most part in general the children are easy to care for especially when you get to know them.

7) well i've got a level 3 btech in childcare- that allowed me to get a job, however you could do an apprenticeship, the government wishes to improve the staffing quality so the higher the training you have the better.

8)i had to have 7 gcse grade c's to get on my level 3 course

9)19

10) arrive at 6.45, set up breakfast area, greet children, 8.00- take children over to room for free-play/settling in, 9.00 tidy up n weatherboard, 9.15 toast, 9.30 circle time, 10.00 activities and free-play, snack, 11.00 letters and sounds work, 11.30 free flow, 12 inside for quiet activities and getting ready for lunch, 12.30 lunch 1.15, goodbye to morning children/greet afternoon children- free-play and quiet activites, 2.30 snack and circle time, 3.00-3.30 outdoor play. 3.30-4.00 come in and get ready for tea, 4.00/4.30 tea-time/cleaning, 4.30-6.00 quiet activities and home time.

11) patience, team work, good communication, adaptable to change, caring, understanding,firm.

12)9hrs30mins

13)loving,caring and calm. get along well with everyone but everyone has an off day once in a while.

14) if your in it just for the money then your going for the wrong job, you have to be in it for the children.

15) nothing about the job really- better pay would be a bonus.