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1.2 Explain The Importance Of A Child Routine
As I have experienced during my practicum hours, routine is one of the teacher best friends. In order to time manage effectively, the teacher has to implement a well organized routine that children can predict. Transitions, guidance and behavior management go hand to hand. As a teacher I will explained to the children our daily routine, what is expected from them, and what are going to be the activities of the day. In special occasions when the normal routine changed, I will notify them as well. Transitions are, also very important. They help children predict what is next during the day and prevent negative behaviors. I will set song, 8, 5, 3 minutes warnings to switch activities and verbal instructions. Guidance must be in place at all times
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