Problem: As an early childhood caregiver, you frequently need to talk to parents and it is important that you get comfortable with this. This is true if you work in a center, a family child care home, or a public school setting. When a child gets bite, it is important for you to relay this information to the parent of the child that received the bite and to the parent of the child that did the biting. Both families need to know, but the conversation should sound differently. Need Assignment Help?
For this quiz, think about how these conversations might occur and the guidelines that teachers need to follow. Here is the scenario:
You are the teacher in the toddler classroom and Julie, a 15-month old girl was just bitten by Brian, an 18-month old boy. Julie and Brian are both playing with the play food in the dramatic play area. The bite occurred at approximately 10:45 am.
Also, before taking the quiz, review the PowerPoint presentation: "Effective Guidance Interventions"