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Author: Cristina Barvo

A thought from Chilean Poet Gabriela Mistral

November 19, 2009 Cristina Barvo

“Many things we need can wait. The child cannot. Now is the time his bones are formed, his mind developed.…

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Articles by Alfie Kohn

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“The Value of Negative Learning,” Education Week, September 16, 2009 “Parental Love with Strings Attached,” New York Times, September 15,…

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The fun theory: Fun can change behavior for the better

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-EaT0WHaf0

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Ten Essential Guiding Strategies

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Ignoring Behavior Sometimes ignoring minor misbehavior will result in the lack of attention towards it causing the behavior to be…

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“It is daily experiences that children use to construct their moral and social world…”

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Children affect my world daily and I affect theirs. How can I be a positive experience for them? How can…

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“The heart and soul of any good program for young children is a commitment to help”

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Reflecting on lessons, observations, self-analysis, and experience, I’ve come to understand that trust is one of the most important aspects…

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Accepting failures and new challenges

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“Children deserve teachers who understand their nature and respect the limits of behavior. The best teachers are the ones who…

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Teachers as connectors with the outside world

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“The well-rounded teacher, while maintaining a professional commitment, has other interests as well. Good teachers have an involvement with the…

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“People who develop observational skills notice human behavior more accurately.”

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Awareness of the following should be kept in mind when working with young children: 1. Personal bias: “opinions influence the…

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“The foundation of self-development begins in an environment that sensitively responds to the child’s most basic needs”

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During group time it is important to remember that it is a time of transition and refocusing. Appeal to the…

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