[nobe-l] childcare and supervision of kids

Mikaela Stevens mikaelastevens at gmail.com
Fri Jul 14 02:39:00 UTC 2017


Dear Ashley:



I like what others have said about control of your environment. I would
add…if you are looking for a fun, amazing form of education, research and
consider Montessori schools. I am currently getting a Master’s in
Montessori education, and am blown away by the philosophy.



If you have any questions, please feel free to message me off list.



Best regards,

Mikaela

On Thu, Jul 13, 2017 at 11:05 AM, Ashley Bramlett via NOBE-L <
nobe-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I’m interested in contributing to children’s well being and learning in a
> fun way.
> Toward this end, I want to be hired as a child care staff member.
>
> I’m considering going to grad school to be a teacher still, but a part
> time job working with kids will allow me to get experience and save up some
> money.
>
> Is anyone providing childcare here? What are techniques you might use to
> keep track of kids and know who is doing what?
> The childcare environment has many of the activities you kindergarten and
> first grade educators might do.
> So, even though you might primarily be a teacher, the same skills might
> apply to me.
>
> The childcare job  is in a county recreation facility; the purpose is for
> staff to provide childcare while parents are pursuing recreation activities
> at the  center. The activities in the childcare room include, legos,
> puzzles, coloring books, small games such as a circle game, some outside
> activities, and arts and crafts. Other than supervising the kids coloring
> or a paint craft activity, I think I can be involved. I have tunnel vision
> and cannot see what they are drawing or coloring. So, perhaps, another
> staff member can do this part.
> What do you think? However, I can definitely get on the floor with them as
> they play with legos, blocks and puzzles. Not only do they make noise I can
> hear, but they also are tactile which enables me to touch them to know what
> kids are building.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Ashley
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