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Teaching...recommendations. There are other possible ways but this suffices.
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In thinking back over the year as a preschool teacher, what changed for you regarding your beliefs about what it means to be a teacher of young children How will this change impact your continued growth as an educator
I am a kind-hearted person, and most of my teachers in Teaching College tell me to be soft with children, which I instinctively do. However, I realized I should have been and must be tough. For me, tough means I have to be a disciplinarian. It is bad to give children the impression that the world will be lenient to whatever you do. It must be shown as early as possible the consequences of anything you do.
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Convert most of the Universitys Undergraduate Teaching to Online Courses...Convert most of the University’s Undergraduate Teaching to Online Courses
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