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Post by Mary Lou on Dec 16, 2017 15:15:18 GMT -8
1.2 How can childcare providers support families in this role?
Childcare providers should provide feedback to parents about their child's milestones and any developmental concerns. It is important to keep communication about the child's social, emotional, physical and intellectual progress as they grow and explore in your classroom as well as at home. An educator should provide the families with documented progress such as art work or pictures of a child's activities. An educator should also discuss with parents what the child is interested in at home and how they interact in their home community so that both parties are aware of special interests and any extra support needed.
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Post by jennifer on Mar 6, 2018 14:06:27 GMT -8
Childcare supporters are essentially step in parents. They help support by picking up where the parents left off. If a child is potty training then the childcare provider also works with that child on that. Same goes with things like the alphabet or even throwing and catching a ball. All there needs to be in clear communication.
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Post by amelia on Jun 4, 2018 15:07:31 GMT -8
Childcare providers can support families with clear communication that informs parents of children's progress and potential learning and behavior issues. Communication allows the parents to maintain and adapt their relationship with their children, keeping up with their learning pace and supporting material taught at school. Caregivers can also support parents by maintaining their routines and rules, which ultimately reinforces family values and daily structure.
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Post by haley philyaw on Oct 24, 2018 16:56:37 GMT -8
The job of the childcare provider is to establish communication with the family. They should give the family information about how their child is doing at school, such as developmental milestones that their child is meeting, anything outstanding or excellent that their child has done that day or even a small idea of what their child's day looked like so that they can feel involved in their child's life at school. It is also the job of the childcare provider to bring behavioral issues to the families attention or potential developmental red flags. Ideally the family and childcare provider should be on the same page so that the child's environment can be as consistent as possible throughout the day.
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Post by pj5 on Jan 12, 2019 20:28:31 GMT -8
1.2 How can childcare providers support families in this role?
Childcare providers should build a relationship with the families to be able to communicate how the child is doing in school along with any developmental milestones that they are achieving or not yet meeting. It is important to discuss any behavioral issues that arise so that the parents are aware of the situation and you can discuss and use the same strategies at home and school.
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Post by Erica on Feb 17, 2019 9:53:33 GMT -8
By keeping constant open communication and by being supportive and understanding with that family. Also by listening to their experiences and what they hope to achieve in a certain amount of time with the help of the provider. For example, if the parents are starting to potty train their child and don't want their child in pull-ups they need to inform the provider so that arrangements can be made. Providers should also let the families know how that child in progressing in that certain area so that they family can see that their wishes are being carried out.
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Post by Abigail Friedlen on Feb 17, 2019 10:57:48 GMT -8
A childcare provider it is important to know each families style so that we can repeat what they are learning at home during their time with us in daycare. All children have different behaviors and we need to be able to use similar strategies to not confuse children. Expectations at home should be mimicked at school in a healthy way that keeps life constant.
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Post by stormy on Feb 24, 2019 10:36:08 GMT -8
communicating with the families will help the child continue to thrive by having the same learning routines and patterns established when the child isn't at home. It will help you as a teacher learn details about a child's life to better help you, help them. Knowing what they're good at and what they need more practice in will help them grow as an individual.
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Post by Anna on Apr 16, 2019 17:44:59 GMT -8
Childcare providers can support families first by supporting how the parent wants the child to learn in class. Communicating with the parents to make sure that all adults involved with the child's development are on the same page for helping a child to reach a goal is important.
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Post by willsmichelle36 on Apr 21, 2019 22:06:36 GMT -8
Childcare providers can support families with clear communication that informs parents of children's progress and potential learning and behavior issues. Communication allows the parents to maintain and adapt their relationship with their children, keeping up with their learning pace and supporting material taught at school. Caregivers can also support parents by maintaining their routines and rules, which ultimately reinforces family values and daily structure. Childcare providers can support families first by supporting how the parent wants the child to learn in class.
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