Post by Gale Coleman on May 22, 2017 3:56:58 GMT -8
2.1. What adult responses to a child's or children's behavior have you have seen work well?
I have seen my grand children’s preschool/daycare provider respond to the children's behavior work really well. My grandchildren are all different ages and I know the best and appropriate way to guide a children’s behavior is different at different ages, and it depends on their developmental abilities and needs. And so, different strategies depend on that child's personality, because what will work for one child might not work for the next child of the same age. But I have seen their preschool/daycare provider use very good strategies in dealing with the kid’s behavior. One thing she does every day of the week from the start of preschool/daycare is to go over the rules for that day, she has a colored chart for 7 days of the week with different rules for each day and so the first thing she does to start the day is to gather the kids in a group and ask them what color is it today and they might answer blue, and then she ask, what rules are the blue rules, and the kids would name all the blues rules for that day (if they know them). These rules might be Help each other, Take care of our toys, Say, please and thank you or Be kind to each other. And the kids are given these same rules to take home with them and they continue to follow the Blue rule all day. This is so great and I it works really well, my grandson even said to me once “Nana you can’t say that its yellow day your supposed to be kind to others” It’s really funny because he was right and I couldn’t say anything. But this very good strategies in dealing with the kid’s behavior that I have seen that works well