I can hardly stand the sound of kids for a few minutes, and these people have to take it for hours on end, along with other child shenanigans. I could never. Ramp that pay up!

That and then the teacher holding one of the kids for a while, also no reinforcement during any of the activities. For example, if I am on the floor playing with the blocks with them, each block I hand them I would talk about what color it is then have them say that color back to me, during painting, ask them which color paint they want to use, they point to it and we also say the color of the paint they chose again! Every moment is teachable in some way, especially at this age.

felt this

@@justinapolanco3611 SAME! Here for an Bto3 class, lol. iTeRS observat practice.this is the 4th time I have seen this classroom. Where are the kids of color? The ones who constantly hit, bite, scream, cry? Disabilities? Must be easy to teach and devote attention in a class such as this. All the furniture and toys look new and relatively in good shape. The playground looks well kept and the toys and play equipment look plentiful. Not so in many many daycares!

@@TP-op5ck As a childcare provider, director and owner, of 14yrs.....I rarely had issues during circle time. Toddlers and two's were my main classroom and my younger 2yr olds (2-2.5yr olds) could read the books with me. I read one book, every single day for a week and by Friday, every child would be reading it during circle time and all I had to do was flip the page. My student's parents didn't believe their children were reading until i asked them all to come in and watch on random days. We pointed to the words individually and they recognized them within a week. I was the ONLY teacher that taught them how to read. Their favorites were The Very Hungry Caterpillar, No, David!, a book I wrote for my class that had each of them in it that described them directly (they loved reading about themselves), and Click Clack Moo. As long as their minds are kept busy and on something they enjoy (singing/reading), then they don't usually harm other children or show out. Children staying actively engaged, prevents situations such as biting, hitting, temper tantrums, etc. Just because you have experienced one thing, doesn't mean every center experiences the same thing. I have only had 2 children in all my years, that were biters. I learned early on, that there were triggers and between myself and the parent's, we came up with ways to avoid the situation entirely.....they both needed more stimulation because they were bored. As for diversity, they may be in an area that doesn't have many children of other nationalities. I know I taught in centers in two different towns and one side of town had more hispanics and color than the other. There is nothing wrong with that. They can't control how many children of different races, are enrolled. My first job had a lot, but, the last one didn't. My girl's went to a Methodist preschool for 3yrs and only had 4 children of color in the entire center because it was out in the middle of the country on a back road (Church has been there 50yrs and preschool about 10yrs). If you don't go past it daily or know someone who attends there, you wouldn't know the preschool exists. I didn't choose them because of the diversity ratio of the students; I chose them because they had a great program, fantastic staff, and even more amazing children/parent'sthat quickly became family. In fact, my girl's are still very close with the staff and even go to school with those same children and are in class with them now. My girl's don't see a pigment difference in anyone else's skin. I raise them to love everyone and never judge them by what is on the outside, but what is on the inside. The fact that you brought skin tone into the comments, shows that you're part of what's wrong with our world today.

TP don’t work in child care if u have this perspective

my ece class

this is a terrible daycare

they did a terrible job

miserable people

@@teresawalden9262 yes!!

Some things are just no. 😊 it’s important to teach and learn that even at 1 years old. I have 12 ones with one other teacher.

I have taught toddlers 12-24 months for over 30 years. I love this age group. At our center we have a 1 to 4 ratio. 8 toddlers max with two teachers. Love working for a awesome company that is N.A.E.Y.C. Accredited. High, High standards.

i agree kids (;

Having a climbing structure near a window is perhaps the most unsafe thing to have in a classroom and is 100% prohibited. The teacher handled it well.

These are poorly uneducated young adults completely swamped by lots of young children doing their best. They probably have favourites but ultimately none of the toddlers recieve the special attention they would have if their Mother's were looking after them instead

You are 100% correct! Good to know, as a college student, you recognized this! I also commented below about the table. Frustrating when so many YT videos are not grounded in any sort of research!

😂😂😂

yes, and getting sick

How can u explain please

@@liliqueen7141 well there are a few things I need to point out which I have noticed: - this group is very young and so in my nursery we would not get them to do flashcards or sing ABC - I didn't like that they were singing the bumble bee song because that is essentially teaching the children that it's OK to squish up a bumble bee - the practitioner is saying "good job" so much. Good job is not useful for children because they need to know what they did well so good job is useless. Its also being said far too much. - when the children are playing I feel like the adult needed to step back and let the children play rather than every play opportunity becoming adult led. - when the adult is playing with the children I think they should get involved more. Rather than just helping the child or praising them, I think the adult should actively get involved with the play as well as asking questions to support the child's learning. - with this age group at my Nursery the toys would be very focused on different textures and sounds - the practitioner was also towering over the children a lot and watching them like a hawk - the children are safe so let them be on their own for a little bit - when the practitioner does say good job they need to be more enthusiastic about it rather than just their normal voice or should actually celebrate it by giving the child a high five. - when the child was doing painting the practitioner was standing over him! The adult should have sat down, got paper and joined in with the painting. Also, when the child points to the paint before the adult gets more paint they should have asked the child "more paint please" - Also at the end I need to take issue with the numbers poster. 1-2 year old are not learning how to count to 20. 1 years old should learn maybe how to count to 3 and 2 year years should work towards counting to 5. Not 20 - I'm don't like this approach of play + teaching. Because play on its own is teaching and if the adult gets involved with the play, and asks questions about the activity the child will be learning. - the adult kept being with the girl called Harper. The adult should be with all the children and giving them all the same amount of interaction. This is an observation of the setting. Its not an observation of one child, if it was then the adult would be doing the right thing

because its literally an observation video, you only focus on ONE child at a time when doing assessments and observations. are you an educator ? if so, you should know that

and the kids are hitting eachother

this is a bad video

Not sure what daycare you’ve had experience in. Sounds like you need to find a better school. The difference between daycare and preschool is that daycare is where everyone runs wild. (Which they are not) and preschool is literally the exact opposite. my toddlers at 1 tell me “bless you” when I sneeze. Thank you when it’s needed and we wash as soon as we arrive at school and wash hands before and after we eat and right after we come in from outside..and the kids know this and will correct you if you try to skip over.

then maybe ya children needs HOME training

annnnd why is that?

Rote learning is a learning technique which avoids understanding the inner complexities and inferences of the subject that is being learned and instead focuses on memorizing the material so that it can be recalled by the learner exactly the way it was read or heard. In other words, it is learning "just for the test".

As is "ABCs" for this age group. Singing with young children is great, but treating toddlers like a Reception class is awful! Language development, concept development, in fact all development, should take place through PLAY supported by sensitive interactions based on knowledge of each individual child.

bull. thats how i learned and its how everyone i know learned the ABCs

Danny Provolone when it was developmentally appropriate to do so, yes. And calling people fools is not a very mature way of arguing your point, is it. Do you have training/ qualifications in child development and early education?

Oh haha I didn't notice this, have you worked in childcare?

@@bethanyroche8927 this is a very bad daycare

The teacher? Where?

You can't even spell Montessori right though. Nothing wrong with plastic toys. She is a great teacher

Plastic toys are easiest to sanitize which obviously needs to happen several times a day.

Plastic is just fine and kids love plastic

dont think it matters ..

It doesn’t matter in the grand scheme of things! Every school operates differently! Not every school is Montessori .

Lol what

@@pianoandeden They're 11 going on 5

@@tootynuggets sounds about right

yet they pay their workers like shit

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Take him out!

depending on your state you may be able to start one at home but not too many kids different states have different rules and laws

girl go to college ..

Ikr she probably has favorites

Azmar chirp don’t be rude. I have favorites but it doesn’t mean I dislike any child differently.

This is prob a vid for an education class at school you have to observe a classroom and a single student throughout for a few weeks and then teach a lesson like she is in this vid

I noticed that too. :(

when doing an observation and assessment, the focus should only be on ONE student ...