Attitude and Actions
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A poor role model for
the children. Rarely pleasant, cooperative and respectful
to children and adults.
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An average role model
for the children. Sometimes pleasant, cooperative and
respectful to all children and adults.
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A good role model for
the children. Often pleasant, cooperative and respectful
to all children and adults.
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A great role model
for the children. Always pleasant, cooperative and respectful
to all children and adults.
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Positive Guidance
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Rarely uses positive
verbal guidance when talking to the children. Example:
"Walk" rather than, "Don't run."
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Sometimes uses positive
verbal guidance when talking to the children. Example:
"Walk" rather than, "Don't run."
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Often uses positive
verbal guidance when talking to the children. Example:
"Walk" rather than, "Don't run."
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Always uses positive
verbal guidance when talking to the children. Example:
"Walk" rather than, "Don't run."
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Working with the
children
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Rarely on the child's
level, interacting positively with the child or rarely
working to help the teacher.
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Sometimes on the child's
level, interacting positively with the child or sometimes
working to help the teacher.
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Often on the child's
level, interacting positively with the child or often
working to help the teacher.
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Always on the child's
level, interacting positively with the child or always
working to help the teacher.
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Discipline Strategies
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Rarely uses a discipline
strategy like: positive reinforcement, gaining the child's
attention; making eye contact, staying in close proximity,
giving a choice only when there is one, distracting,
empathizing, acknowledging feelings,or encouraging good
choices.
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Sometimes uses a discipline
strategy like: positive reinforcement, gaining the child's
attention; making eye contact, staying in close proximity,
giving a choice only when there is one, distracting,
empathizing, acknowledging feelings, or encouraging
good choices.
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Often uses a discipline
strategy like: positive reinforcement ,gaining the child's
attention; making eye contact, staying in close proximity,
giving a choice only when there is one, distracting,
empathizing, acknowledging feelings, encouraging good
choices.
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Always uses a discipline
strategy like: positive reinforcement, gaining the child's
attention; making eye contact, staying in close proximity,
giving a choice only when there is one, distracting,
empathizing, acknowledging feelings, or encouraging
good choices.
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