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Post by julianachaves on Jan 3, 2018 23:37:04 GMT -8
Communicate effectively in multiple forms with diverse populations.
Possess foundational knowledge for developmentally appropriate content to be taught and practices carried out.
Engage in habits of critical thinking and problem solving.
Apply knowledge of human development in all domains: physical, cognitive, social, and emotional.
Build on children's competence in such critical areas as language and literacy, mathematics and other disciplines, as well as in gross motor development, social skills, emotional understanding, and self-regulation.
Respect and value all learners and meet children where they are, as individuals and as a group.
Appreciate diversity in learning environments and various contexts for learning.
Apply instructional techniques, assessment strategies, and resources to support learning.
Support each child in attaining challenging and achievable goals that contribute to his or her ongoing development.
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Post by jennifer on Mar 8, 2018 14:10:13 GMT -8
WA state basic stars training, CPR, First Aid and proper food handling.
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Post by amelia on Jun 16, 2018 10:17:19 GMT -8
To be an early learning professional, you must be familiar with and understand the WAC policies and be certified in the appropriate first-aid, bloodborne pathogens, and CPR training. Early learning professionals must also understand children's development stages and understand the process for reporting suspected child abuse.
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