Bulldog Preschool

Bulldog Preschool

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Competency Goal 3

How will you support social and emotional development and provide positive guidance to meet Competency Goal 3?

27 comments:

Anonymous said...

To provide a scoial emotional development and to also provide a positive guidance we need to help each child to accept and take pride in himself or herself and also to develop a sense of independence. To obtain Social development it help each children learn to communicate and get along with each other, and encourages feelings of empathy and mutual respect among children and adults. To show Guidance to each child you need to show appropriate and acceptable behavior as individuals and as a group. Here at Bulldog preschool we show each child how to treat and show respect to each ohter. We also give each child the praise they deserve when doing so well. When a child uses there manners we'll say Oh I love the way you use your manners, so that they will begin to use them more and more.

ashley f said...

To support social and emotional development and provide positive
Guidance
We need to address the child by their name and need to encourage each child to talk to other children everyday. Get them to make friend with other children in or outside the classroom. Have the children work in a group together. I know when to recognize that sometime serious behavior problems are related to developmental or emotional problems work cooperatively with parent towards solutions.

Ange P said...

To support social and emotional development and provide positive guidance
I will treat each child as an individual that is different and unique. I will help children through stress, separations, transitions, and other crises. I will build children’s self esteem through words instead of tearing it down. I will help children to learn and recognize their feelings and help them express their feelings through words instead of throwing fits and hitting people. I will help them learn cooperation and teamwork during games and centers. I will help my students be social by having them work with other children and encourage them to in clued everyone. I will use stories and pictures to help explain many different situations in life. I will use constructive criticism instead of punishment and I will not ever spank a child. If a child would hurt another child on purpose I would make the child say sorry and sit in time out one minuet for ever year they are old.

Anonymous said...

I will support social and emotional development and provide guidance by first using myself for the example. I must provide the emotional and physical security for each of the children. I must be a poitive influence and show mmyself trustworthy to the children. I must accept and take pride in myself to develop a sense of independence. My teeacher at Bulldog Preschool, Mrs. Dee, and her assistant Mrs. Linda always have a smile o their face and always show positive attitude and they always show patience for their students and their children. Even though children may be small they can still notice when your feeling sad or even happy.
The next thing I do to show social and emotional development is to be just be social. I must help the children to feel accepted in the group and have them feel as if they were home or that they can trust me. I also have to help the children learn to communicate and get along with others. At Bulldog Preschool we always work on having the children share with one another and they always did what they could do to make everything even between the children. Encouraging feelings of empathy and mutual respect among the children. Teaching the children to respect you in a positive way is an important thing. You never should be rude or hateful with the child to get them to respect you. All the teacher needs to do is to be nice and encouraging and respectful and the children will give it back.
Guidance is another thing that I will have to do to show social and emotional development by supporting it and providing positive guidance. Providing a supportive environment in which children can begin to learn and practive appropriate and acceptable behaviors as individuals and as a group is something that I will do. Having the room decorated in a bright and happy enviroment will help the children feel secure and safe in my daycare. At Bulldog Preschool they have bright colors and things to promote a safe environment for children. They have posters and letters of the alphabet hung up with colorful curtains and colors of the rainbow and as a result you can see through the children at Bulldog Preschool that they feel safe and secure at their preschool.

Anonymous said...

NEW-- To provide a scoial emotional development and to also provide a positive guidance we need to help each child to accept and take pride in himself or herself and also to develop a sense of independence. To obtain Social development it help each children learn to communicate and get along with each other, and encourages feelings of empathy and mutual respect among children and adults. To show Guidance to each child you need to show appropriate and acceptable behavior as individuals and as a group. Here at Bulldog preschool we show each child how to treat and show respect to each ohter. We also give each child the praise they deserve when doing something well. When a child uses there manners we'll say Oh I love the way you use your manners, so that they will begin to use them more and more. When we show the children how somthing is done they will then pick it up and begin to do it.

Anonymous said...

(NEW) To support social and emotional development and provide positive guidance you should treat each child as their own person and not as just another child. You should help each child understand what makes him or her different from the other children, but understand that its fine to look or act different from the children. An example would be that in one preschool there are 9 caucasian children and 1 biracial child, and the biracial child does not understand why they look different. You should teach the children that being different is not a bad thing. You should teach the children to be themselves and not try to be like someone. You should teach the children to be proud of who they are and to be happy with themselves. You should also teach the children, to play well with other children.

Anonymous said...

To support social and emotional development and provide positive guidance can be done in three different ways. The first one is self. This has to deal with self-esteem or self-concept is the picture individuals carry in their mind of who they are, what they can do, and what they are like. Also by smiling at children, making eye contact, giving a pat on the head or shoulder, using positive words, like "great try" or "good job", listening one-on-one whenever possible. As children discover how to relate to other people, social development takes place. They learn they have to get along, share, use words and not actions, and trade. With social development people are liked without it they may feel isolated and different. In a quality child care setting, they have simple rules to prevent accidents to happen the first place. They use positive approach with children. They plan schedules and activities that run smoothly. They think ahead about how to deal with behavior problems that might occur and take action when there is a need. Here are the three ways to support emotional and positive guidance.

Anonymous said...

Kristin I think that everything was really good. I think that once again you could of used more examples and more in depth but overall really good.

JessicaH I think that your was good but you should of used more examples and got more in to depth with this question but overall good.

Taren I think yours was good also just more examples that you have seen with the children here or even children in your family but overall good.

Anonymous said...

To Brittany: i like how you were very descriptive and very observant. You addressed every issue.
To Kristin: Use more examples. Good ideas and thoughts.
To Taran: I like how you used examples and gave details and were descriptive.

Anonymous said...

In order to promote emotional development I will need to help each child take pride in himself and herself and help them develop a sense of independence. To promote independence I will need to allow each child opportunities to do things on their own and when they accomplish things on their own it gives them self confidence. To help them take pride in themselves I will help them understand what makes them them. What makes them who they are.
In order to promote social development I will allow the children to interact and work problems out on their own. The more they talk the more social they will become. Plus if they work things out on their own now they will be able to work things out on their own in the future and it also boosts their self confidence.
To promote positive guidance I will need to lead by example. Children learn manners and politeness and respect for others by how they see you treating other people and how you act with other people. So I will need to be a positive influence.

Anonymous said...

JESS H- used lots of example.
CAROLYN S- :~)
TARAN S-used lots of an examples and backed them up.
BRITTANY W- VERY VERY LONG, LOADS examples

Anonymous said...

Jessica: You did a great job.

Kristin: Great job but use more examples.

Brittany: Great job.

Carloyn: Good Job.

ashley f said...

You need to talk more about there languages also how to understand the child language abilities and uses activities that are appropriate to the child level of development in each language.

ashley f said...

to ange
You need to talk more about there languages also how to understand the child language abilities and uses activities that are appropriate to the child level of development in each language.

ashley f said...

To ange
I think it is every good job used more examples

Ange said...

to Ashley
you need to include examples and talk more about children learn other languages

miss*turah said...

To support social and emotional development and provide guidance I would treat each child as an individual with his or her own strength and need and unique characteristics. I could also help children through stress, separation, transition, and other crises. For social I would help children to learn to respect to the rights and possession of others, in light of local expectations regarding in sharing. I could also encourage children to make friends and encourage children to ask for, accept, and give help to one another. To guide the children avoid negative methods, such as spanking, threatening, shouting, isolating, or shaming children. I could also build a trusting relationship with the children as a foundation for positive guidance and self-discipline.

miss*turah said...

to ashley
You understood that children should learn how to make friends and know how to recognize behavior problems but you could have a little bit more information

miss*turah said...

to angie
Your have a pretty good idea about goal three. You know how to build up the child's self esteem. You know what you should do if a child did something a=wrong and what they should do to make it better.

ashley f said...

to miss turah
I think it is every good job used more examples

Anonymous said...

to turah
your goals was very good but you need to add examples that you have had to deat with

Anonymous said...

To Kristin: Liked your examples..
To Jessica: Good points!
To Brittany: Again, good examples touched on everything!
To Taran: Good job!

Anonymous said...

Carolyn I think you did a good job but I think you should of used some more examples but overall good.

Bianca J said...

To support social, emotional development and provide positive guidance, I will need to advance in self, social, and guidance areas. I will advance in the self area by treating each child as an individual with his or her own strengths, needs, and addressing each child by their name and encouraging each child to call other children and adults by their name. I will give one to one attention to each child as much as possible. I will encourage and help children practice skills when eating, eating, getting dressed, using toys and equipment, cleaning up and helping others. I will enjoy children and directly express the enjoyment to them. I will also support childrens developing awareness of him/herself as a member of a family and of ethnic or social group by talking about families and celebrating cultural events with children. I will advance in the social area by learning about childrens stages of social development and helps children and parents deal with typical issues and having realistic expectations for young childrens social behavior based on their level of development. I will respond quickly and calmly to prevent children from hurting each other and encourage children to ask for, accept, and, give help to one another. I will help children learn to respect the rights and possessions of others. I will encourage children to make friends and also encourage the play and relationships among all children across racial, language, ethnic, age, gender, and special needs grouping. I will finally provide positive guidance by knowing a variety of positive guidance methods such as listening, reinforcement, and redirection and use each appropriately, and avoid negative methods such as spanking, threatening, shouting, isolating, or shaming children. I will establish guidelines for childrens behavior that encourages self-control and that are simple, reasonable, and consistent. I will build a trusting relationship with children as a foundation for positive guidance and self-discipline, use positive language with children such as “walk” rather than “don’t run.”

Bianca J said...

To Keturah: This is good and I think that it would have been better if you would have used a couple more examples.

To Ashley: This is good but a little more information would have made it even better and I like the part about getting the kids to make friends.

To Ange: This is good and I loved the part about encouraging cooperation and teamwork during games and centers.

Bianca J said...

To Keturah: This is good and I think that it would have been better if you would have used a couple more examples.

To Ashley: This is good but a little more information would have made it even better and I like the part about getting the kids to make friends.

To Ange: This is good and I loved the part about encouraging cooperation and teamwork during games and centers.

Anonymous said...

To Carolyn: Good job. Very descriptive but use more examples and experiences.