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Nauseating host, great teacher tho!

thick blood teacher

Thank you! It was so helpful to go into a classroom and understand all of the parts.

hey Sylvia. GOOD JOB! Your classmate Troy. MCC

nose earring?? Reallly???

Does the Waldorf methodology exist for high school? with students from 14 to 18 years old?

I have a lot of respect for the teachers. It's alot of training and skill to become a Waldorf teacher. Magical places need magical educators.

Wonderful documentary. I have done some wet felting with young children, using pebbles and roving (wool). It was an amazing process-based art, they definitely enjoyed this experience.

"Thank you for visiting" girl we all know she's your assistant

Hi, I’m so impressed-I’m looking for a program that I can completely get behind in my teachers training. Thank you for this video ❤

Not my style. Watch the Montessori video. This lad is like we have blocks. What do they even teach during the preschool

I was a nanny for a kid who absolutely adored Daniel Tiger. So much of his play revolved around including Daniel Tiger characters. But I never watched it with him. So later I watched it on CZcams and wow it is so sweet and precious! Not to mention it's connected to the amazing Mr. Rogers.

Why are you so tired at the end of the day? Don't they just color and play all day? Well, no. And also, they are 3-4 years old, unpredictable and quick. So I spend my day being hyper vigilent to keep disasters from happening!

Where can I find the song that started at the beginning of Montissori videos back in the 1990s when I took classes in Early Childhood Education, that had a child singing "La la la"? I really liked that song. I'd like a copy for sentimental reasons.

Would one of the other questions be also, why do you have short hair if you’re a woman? Or Why kids? Why not lambs, calves or asses?

I wish Bryan and Neil visit me

If all else fails in special education I can teach preschool!

Never compare preschool teachers to others! I just wish the other adults would let us be teachers. I have cried over tests, essays and assignments to get my degree to do this job.

This was amazing! I love early education, we deserve the best

I’m surprised there was no mention of emergent project based learning and how teachers reflect upon and document classroom happenings… I love the Reggio Inspired Approach!

Dr. Dipesh Navasaria any advice for parents or educators of dual language learners? In terms of strategies, support or empower home language, its benefit, its impact on brain development and growth. Thanks for your powerful videos!

Not guaranteed the job yet (just had my second interview for it the other day), but might be getting a float teacher job at a preschool. Both looking forward to it and am (obviously) nervous, as if I get it, it'll be my first post college job. Thanks for the advice!

02:45 “crystals have healing powers” … en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crystal_healing as nice this lady seems, I couldn’t trust my child to someone who goes on camera as believing in this pseudoscience. 😕

Nice host.

Thank You for this Video! I'm a high school sub, it's an emergency and I will be in KINDERGARTEN today! Crash Course! Thank You!

I m a preschool teacher and I have never asked to smell my students hands

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I got two. One of my past students had something interesting to share with me. He said he was talking about me to his Mom the other day and she said ''Your teacher is stupid.'' And he defended me saying: ''No she is not. She is really nice to me!'' I hugged him for that, I was shocked and saddened, like ma'am, your child approves of me, what did I do? Second was another student asking me why I don't have any kids. I just smiled, patted his back and said, '''Kids? Sweetie, I have you and your other 26 classmates, I think I'll be just fine.''

How come lower income families dont get something like this anymore. Montessori is only affordable to the affluent family.

Wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

#3 I'm too busy with yours lmao

i am going to love this

I love the fact the items are all within the reach of the children and they can pick and choose whatever they need. I also love the many natural and sensory items but would have loved to have seen the room in action with children involved and how it all works together. I would also like to know more about the documentation.

So when do they learn the letters?

Hello all! I was hoping for some advice. I am just starting out as a daycare teacher in the one year old classroom. It seems as though they’ve all decided they want to climb on everything! I turn for a second, and they’re back up on the shelves! I tell them “both feet on the ground” every time I see it, and they’ll get down just to get back up. What’s your advice (my classroom is a class of 10 kids) I have another teacher there with me. We could use your advice

No we can’t all be Ms.Honey! 🤣

:) thank you! Even tho I'm a not paying attention preschooler because it's online school's fault,thank you

Hello I'm interested I love this work I would love to work kids caring I'm serious I'm 44 years old I'm from Egypt can you help me to find work

Wow happy to you ...Nanny here

What about a child who is aggressive and constantly hurting others?! I need help!

When I told a family friend I was going to leave our city’s district preschool to start a preschool from home, he was like, “Oooh no, you’re going to hate that! You’ll have kids all day, plus weekends, and parents picking kids up early mornings and late nights! I wouldn’t do it!” Me: Ummm, no that would be a daycare! 😒🙄

I've worked with children of all ages - from infants to college! As someone who currently works in a pre-school, I LOVE this approach and in fact, going to recommend it to my kids who live in the Chicago area!

You know you're a preschool teacher when you feel like a rockstar with unwavering fans 5 days a week

Going to college for early childhood has made me such a better teacher

I'm becoming a preschool teacher, in COVID!! Any tips or tricks about calming/teaching/engaging kids while maintaining 6 feet?!??!?!

I was trained to be a Montessori teacher, fascinated by the play of a Waldorf classroom, inspired by the art and loose parts of a Reggio class. My classroom in Berkeley is a combination of all three Philosophies of early childhood. I wouldn’t have it any other way.

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That woman can't take a hint.

Oh girl you're preaching to the choir! If you think it works good with Pre-K you would be flabbergasted to see a toddler classroom successful with signing. Imagine 14 one and two year olds with very little conflict. They would communicate, often their signs were mine, no, I want or stop I've had enough. But they were effectively getting their needs met without being dependant on the teachers for conflict resolution. It was miraculous!

I have a 3 yr old at home. Two months on lockdown has left her fearful of everyone outside of us. Yes more public money to help our children! Covid is ridiculous.