There were the following problems with the allocation of kindergarten teachers: 1. In the western region, due to the underdeveloped economy, the local financial security ability was limited, the salary of kindergarten teachers was low, and there was no room for career advancement and a sense of belonging. As a result, the team was unstable, the turnover rate was high, and there was even a "labor shortage" in remote rural kindergarten. 2. Public and private kindergarten teachers have not yet been included in the establishment of primary and secondary school teachers, the allocation of kindergarten teachers is seriously not up to standard, and the proportion of temporary teachers employed in kindergarten is too large. Most of the temporary teachers had low salaries, and there was no guarantee of "five insurances and one fund", so the stability of the team was poor. 3. The standard and regular professional training of the temporary employed kindergarten teachers was not enough, and the scientific, standard and actual effect of the care and education work still needed to be improved. 4. The number of public kindergarten teachers was insufficient. For example, a county had put 25 public kindergarten into use and was building five. There were 789 children in the kindergarten. According to the standard, there should be 877 - 1127 people, but there were only 397 full-time teachers. 5. The establishment of kindergarten teachers was insufficient. Most young kindergarten teachers treated their posts as temporary or transition occupations. They lacked the willingness to teach for a long time, resulting in a high turnover of teachers, unstable teams, and difficult to improve the quality of education. In response to the above problems, the following suggestions were made: 1. We will further increase investment in education in the underdeveloped areas of the western region, increase the support of the central government's special funds for the development of pre-school education, increase the new education funds to the pre-school education funds, and study and formulate policies to support the development of pre-school education, such as special lottery public welfare funds. 2. Practically implement the salary guarantee policy for teachers in public parks, ensure that teachers 'salaries are paid in full and on time, and equal pay for equal work; improve the treatment of contract employees, establish management measures for the salary of labor contract staff, fully guarantee the salary and treatment of labor contract staff, and gradually narrow the gap with the salary of permanent teachers; supervise and urge private parks to refer to public parks and reasonably determine the salary income of corresponding teaching staff. 3. We will improve the funding guarantee mechanism for pre-school education, and reduce the fees for children from urban and rural families with economic difficulties, orphans, disabled children, and children from families with two or more children to receive inclusive pre-school education. 4. Perfect the allocation mechanism of pre-school teachers and optimize the pre-school teachers. We should adhere to the principle of open equality and competition, strictly control the "entrance gate", establish and broaden the channels for professional growth, gradually reduce the number of staff employed outside the existing public parks, and improve the comprehensive ability and quality of the kindergarten teachers. 5. We should speed up the process of making laws and fulfill the responsibilities of the government. The state should enact and implement the pre-school education law as soon as possible to ensure the public welfare of pre-school education and clarify the rights and obligations of pre-school teachers. 6. For example, actively seek the support of the establishment department, according to the principle of "decrease and increase", reasonably adjust the establishment of public institutions, speed up the approval and allocation of public kindergarten teachers; within the approved establishment number and approved number of vacant positions, increase the public recruitment of kindergarten teachers. 7. Each county and district should excavate their internal potential, integrate teacher resources in a scientific way, investigate the current situation of teachers in primary and secondary schools, find out the number and basic situation of surplus teachers, and transfer the teaching and administrative staff suitable for early childhood education to the post of kindergarten teacher through job transfer training according to the actual situation of teachers. 8. We will fully support the enrollment and school-running work of kindergarten teachers 'professional colleges. In combination with the fact that local pre-school education teachers are in short supply, we will expand the enrollment scale of pre-school education majors year by year, raise the standard of public funds per student, and meet the needs of local and surrounding pre-school education teachers. 9. Within the scope of kindergarten teacher establishment approved by the establishment department, according to the approved number of non-established teachers hired by the school and the actual situation of teachers hired by the school, the subsidy funds shall be calculated and allocated; The school shall recruit non-established teachers who meet the qualifications and requirements within the scale control number, and establish personal files for the non-established teachers, and implement the "long-term contract system" and "strict withdrawal system". 10. The training of kindergarten teachers will be included in the continuing education plan for primary and secondary school teachers, giving full play to the seed effect of the alliance of local famous teachers and pre-school education experts, implementing the training program for all key kindergarten teachers and rural kindergarten teachers, and gradually improving the academic level and professional quality of kindergarten teachers. The focus will be on strengthening the training of primary and secondary school transfer teachers so that they can adapt to new work targets and jobs as soon as possible. 11. According to the actual situation of the current development of early childhood education, the central editorial office uniformly formulated the guidance standards for the establishment of kindergarten institutions and establishment in the new era, and the provinces and cities formulated specific implementation standards; set up a special name for "kindergarten teachers" and clearly defined the source of establishment; allocate appropriate public kindergarten teachers; increase the training of male kindergarten teachers. Read more exciting novels for free
Here are some suggestions for kindergarten teachers: ** 1. In terms of opinions ** 1. ** Communication ** - The communication between some teachers and parents might not be timely and in-depth enough. Parents hoped to know more about their children's specific situation in kindergarten, such as their children's performance in class, the details of their interactions with other children, and so on, rather than just some regular notifications. - When a child had a problem, such as conflict with other children or difficulties in learning, the teacher might not fully explain the root cause of the situation and the solution when communicating with the parents, resulting in the lack of targeted help from the parents. 2. ** Education and Teaching ** - The teaching content might not be enough to be customized. Every child's learning ability and interests were different, but sometimes teaching activities seemed to be carried out according to a unified standard. It did not fully consider the individual differences of the children, which might cause some children to lack interest in the learning content or find it difficult. - In terms of teaching innovation, some teachers might rely too much on traditional teaching methods and teaching materials and lack the introduction of new teaching concepts and activities. This may affect the children's learning experience and the cultivation of creativity. 3. ** Management ** - In class management, there might be situations where there was too much attention paid to individual naughty children and relatively insufficient attention to other children. This might make some well-behaved children feel neglected and affect their positive experience in kindergarten. - The management of the facilities and resources in the kindergarten might not be meticulous enough. For example, the sorting and maintenance of toys were not timely, resulting in some toys being damaged or missing, affecting the normal use of children. ** 2. In terms of suggestions ** 1. ** Communication ** - Teachers were advised to have regular one-on-one communication with parents, which could be face-to-face, telephone, or online communication. They would report to parents in detail about their children's comprehensive situation in kindergarten, including learning, life, social interaction, and so on. They would also take the initiative to ask parents about their expectations and thoughts on their children's education, so as to establish a closer cooperative relationship with their parents. - In communication, the teacher could use a more understandable and specific way to describe the child's situation. For example, use specific examples of the child in kindergarten to explain the child's progress or problems, rather than just giving a general evaluation. 2. ** Education and Teaching ** - Try to develop a personal teaching plan based on each child's characteristics. For children with strong learning ability, they could provide some extended learning tasks, and for children with weak learning ability, they could give more guidance and patience. At the same time, by observing the child's performance in the game, he could discover the child's interest points and then integrate them into the teaching content. - To actively participate in education training and learn new teaching concepts and methods, such as introducing more interaction and experiential teaching. For example, when telling a story, children could role-play the characters in the story to enhance their sense of participation and understanding of the story. 3. ** Management ** - In class management, they had to ensure that the attention given to each child was relatively balanced. They could take turns to pay attention to each child so that each child could feel the importance of the teacher. At the same time, they should encourage the children to help and cooperate with each other to create a harmonious and positive class atmosphere. - Strengthening the management of kindergarten facilities and resources. A comprehensive facility inspection and maintenance system should be established. The use of toys and teaching aids should be checked regularly, and damaged items should be repaired in a timely manner. The teaching resources should be updated and supplemented according to the age characteristics and interests of the children. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The following are the common problems in the kindergarten and how to deal with them: ** 1. Child's behavior and habits ** 1. ** Kids running around in the classroom ** - If the teacher's teaching method does not arouse the child's interest, you can change the teaching method to increase the interest. - If the child was eager to attract the teacher's attention, the teacher should give more attention, guidance, and education. - Set up a reward and punishment system and set an example. When the child performs well, praise and reward them at the right time, such as giving them a small position as a teacher's helper. 2. ** Children like to eat snacks and don't eat properly ** - Communicate with parents to gradually reduce the supply of snacks for children and inform them that there are delicious meals in the kindergarten. - By playing cartoons or telling picture books, children would know that eating too many snacks was not good for their health. - Arrange for such children to eat with children who perform well and subtly change their habits. 3. ** Children eat very slowly ** - Ask the child to concentrate on eating and not be attracted by other things. - An appropriate reminder to speed up the eating process. - Set an example to encourage children. 4. ** I always need someone to accompany me during my afternoon nap ** - Don't let the child eat too much for lunch, so as not to affect the quality of sleep. - Create a good sleeping atmosphere, such as controlling the appropriate temperature, closing the doors and windows, and pulling down the curtains. - Tell a bedtime story or play soothing light music to help the child fall asleep. The rhythm of the bedtime story should be slow, the tone of the story should be long, and the voice should not be loud. 5. ** Always love to take off shoes ** - Through teaching, the children would understand the concept of public environment and know what to do in what environment. - Guide the child, such as asking where to wear shoes, and guide the child to wear shoes on his own. - Inform the child of the disadvantages of not wearing shoes, such as pricking his feet and bleeding. ** 2. Child Psychology ** 1. ** Children who are less than 3 years old have separation anxiety (sense of security)** - If the kindergarten does not allow the child to bring it, the child can bring the mother's things, such as scarves, clothes, or sew a "magic kiss" on the child's clothes and pillow. - Try to choose the method of sending half a day first, let the child gradually transition, and adjust the time in the garden according to the child's age and the time of maintaining the "object constancy." ** 3. Relationship between Child and Parents ** 1. ** Parents only believe what their children say (misunderstanding teachers)** - Often communicate with parents to build a strong sense of trust. - When communicating, praise the child first, then tactfully talk about the child's problems. - When communicating, one must be calm and not reprimand or complain. ** IV. Classes related to children and courses ** 1. ** Children running around in the classroom (in relation to the class)** - If the child still couldn't calm down after three or four classes, it might be because he didn't like the course and could change to another course. ** 5. Others ** 1. ** When a child makes a mistake in kindergarten, the teacher's communication method when the parent protects the child ** - He adjusted his way of communication and followed the steps of explaining the phenomenon in the child, explaining the reason for the phenomenon in the child, and explaining how the adult dealt with it. 2. ** To a child who loves to lie ** - ** I don't mean to lie ** - If it was the psychology of satisfying wishes (the child mixed fantasy, wishes, and reality), the psychological illusion of understanding (the illusion caused by insufficient understanding and misunderstanding replaced the memory with an imaginary plot), the sprouting of self-confidence (the problem of understanding was simplified and was not good at distinguishing between imagination and reality. The teacher had to guide them correctly. - ** Deliberately lying ** - If the teacher wanted to please the parents and boast about the results, the teacher had to contact the parents and communicate with them. Once they found out, they would be criticized and educated in a timely manner. - If the child is in a state of association, he should say what he imagined as reality and guide the child to correctly understand it. - If you absolve yourself of responsibility and avoid punishment (often caused by fear), you should avoid the child's fear of punishment. - If an adult lied to a child to set a negative example, the adult had to be consistent with his words. 3. ** For parents who don't respect teachers ** - They could make their children like the teacher, or they could make their parents feel that their children had problems in teaching and other aspects, so that they would pay attention to the teacher. They could think of ways to deal with parents who did not have high quality awareness from the children they cared about. 4. ** Parents don't send their children to school on time and say that they can't learn knowledge in kindergarten ** - Leading parents to implement the kindergarten's work and rest schedule to ensure that children's work and rest were normal to ensure the growth of teaching. 5. ** Children don't get along in kindergarten ** - Play more group games, instill the importance of friends in the spiritual growth class, guide the communication between children correctly, and guide parents to help their children behind the scenes. 6. ** Children are not paying attention in class ** - He could try to change the way of teaching to make the class more interesting, pay more attention to children who were eager for attention but could not concentrate, and adopt appropriate reward mechanisms, such as giving small sticker rewards for good performance. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The following are some measures and suggestions to address the shortage of kindergarten teachers: ** 1. Government Level ** 1. ** Increase the number and coverage of public kindergarten ** - In the township area, promote the construction of public kindergarten, such as gradually achieving full coverage of township public kindergarten in the county. This would help to improve the overall level of teachers in the kindergarten, because public kindergarten often had a more standardized system in terms of teacher recruitment and training. 2. ** Formulate special support policies ** - For the township kindergarten with fewer students, they could implement a fund allocation policy, such as allocating a certain amount of money (such as 350,000 yuan) every school year, and supporting the main class teachers by purchasing services according to the class size, so as to reduce the pressure of salary expenditure and ensure the normal operation of the kindergarten, so as to have the ability to attract and retain teachers. 3. ** Teacher recruitment and deployment ** - The education department could recruit special kindergarten teachers and send them to township kindergarten with weak teachers. - Arrange for the transfer of teachers from the existing primary school teachers to the township kindergarten to enrich the teaching team. ** 2. The management level of the kindergarten ** 1. ** Internal management optimization ** - The management system should be standardized, the training of teaching staff should be strengthened, and the quality of the teaching staff should be improved in an all-round way. For example, increase safety training, hygiene and disinfection, and infectious disease prevention and control training to improve the comprehensive professional ability of teachers. - Pay attention to the improvement of the quality of education and strengthen the supervision and inspection mechanism. For example, arrange for the head of education to patrol the class and clarify the content and requirements of the patrol to ensure the high-quality development of education and teaching work. - Arrange the class size reasonably and recruit students in strict accordance with the class quota standards set by the state or local governments. This would prevent the teachers from being under too much pressure due to the large number of students in the class, which would affect the effective utilization of the teachers 'strength. 2. ** Teacher Development Support ** - Prepare more teaching resources for teachers, increase opportunities for teachers to observe and learn collectively, formulate new teaching standards and requirements, continuously improve the quality of teachers 'teaching, enhance teachers' professional sense of achievement, and reduce the loss of teachers. ** 3. Special measures for private kindergarten ** 1. ** Political and Financial Support ** - The government increased the policy supervision of private kindergarten and provided financial support at the same time. This could encourage the managers of private kindergarten to pay attention to the construction of the teaching team without worrying about the problem of brain drain after the funds were invested in teacher training. 2. ** Promotion of learning exchange ** - To strengthen the communication between the kindergarten, especially to create opportunities for communication between private and public kindergarten, to provide more learning and training opportunities for private kindergarten teachers, and to improve the overall level of private kindergarten teachers. ** 4. Homeland Cooperation Level ** - The kindergarten should pay attention to the cooperation between the parents and the kindergarten. For example, through the parent-teacher conference, the kindergarten should explain the teachers 'situation and the difficulties faced by the kindergarten to the parents, and strive for the understanding and support of the parents. At the same time, good cooperation between the kindergarten and the kindergarten would also help attract more social resources to invest in the construction of kindergarten teachers. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The following are some of the main points to summarize and reflect on when writing a large kindergarten class: ** I. Summing Up ** 1. ** Class Overall Situation ** - It described the overall characteristics of the children in the upper class, such as their ability level, behavior habits, knowledge reserves, etc. at the beginning of the semester. For example, what level of self-care, social interaction, learning ability, and so on were the children at the beginning of school. - Mention basic information such as the number of children in the class and the gender ratio, as these factors may affect teaching and management. 2. ** Teacher's moral performance ** - Explain your educational philosophy in your daily work, such as caring for children with love, patience, and care, treating every child equally, and paying attention to the comprehensive development of children. - He emphasized his performance in teamwork, how to cooperate with the form teacher and other teachers, actively participate in class management, and play a team spirit. 3. ** Class Management ** - He would talk about the measures and achievements in the management of class order, such as the conventional systems established (such as work and rest time, classroom discipline, activity order, etc.), how the children complied with these systems, and whether the class order was stable. - Description of the classroom environment creation work, such as how to create a safe, happy, relaxed and educational environment with children, including classroom decoration, area setting, etc., as well as the participation of children in the environment creation and the growth gained from it. 4. ** Education and Teaching Work ** - To summarize the implementation of the teaching plan, covering the teaching content of various teaching fields (such as language, mathematics, art, etc.) and the achievement of teaching objectives. For example, the progress of the child in reading, writing, arithmetic, and so on. - Explain the teaching methods used and their effects, such as whether gamification teaching, situation teaching, etc. were used, and how the children's interest in learning and participation were. Mentioning the teaching attention to children of different ability levels, such as what teaching strategies were adopted for timid, unfocused, and capable children, and how the children developed. 5. ** Conservation Work ** - It summarized the results of the cultivation of children's living habits, such as washing hands before and after meals, gargling after meals, taking an afternoon nap, etc., as well as the problems encountered in the cultivation process and solutions. - It talked about the concern for the health of young children, including the special care for weak children and the implementation of disease prevention measures (such as disinfection, ventilation, etc.). 6. ** Parental Work ** - Explain the methods and frequency of communication with parents, such as the use of parent-teacher meetings, contact windows, individual interviews, etc. - To summarize the extent of parents 'support for class work, give examples of parents' participation in teaching activities and theme activities, and how to solve problems with parents. ** 2. Reflection ** 1. ** Education and Teaching ** - To analyze whether the teaching content meets the age characteristics and development needs of children, and whether there are situations where the content is too difficult or too easy, such as whether certain mathematical concepts or reading materials are suitable for children. - Reflect on the effectiveness of teaching methods, such as whether some children are not suitable for certain teaching methods, and how to improve teaching methods to improve teaching effectiveness. He was considering whether there were still shortcomings in stimulating children's creativity and imagination, such as whether the creativity of children's works in art teaching could be further improved. 2. ** Class Management ** - Think about whether there are loopholes in the regular management of the class, such as whether there are individual children who often violate discipline and are not effectively corrected, what are the reasons, and how to improve the management measures. - Reflect on whether there is enough attention to the individual differences of children, whether there are special needs of individual children that have not been met, such as whether the social guidance of introverted children is in place. 3. ** Conservation work ** - Consider whether there is still room for improvement in the cultivation of children's living habits. For example, some children's picky eating problems have not been solved well. Is it because of improper education methods or other reasons? - Reflect on whether there are any negligence in the disease prevention work, such as whether there are sudden diseases caused by inadequate preventive measures. 4. ** In terms of parents 'work ** - Think about whether the communication with parents is timely and comprehensive, whether there are situations where parents don't understand or misunderstand the class work, and how to improve the communication method. - Reflect on whether parents 'resources have been fully utilized, such as whether more home-based co-education activities can be carried out so that parents can play a greater role in early childhood education. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
"A summary and reflection on the allocation of classes in the kindergarten class." I. Work summary 1. * * Assist the main class in teaching ** - During the teaching activities, he helped the main class teacher prepare various teaching materials. For example, the small experimental equipment used in science class, I will find it in advance and place it neatly. In class, when the main class teacher was explaining, I would guide the children who didn't quite understand, just like a little assistant. - For example, in art class, when the main class teacher taught the children to draw small animals, I would cheer for the children who didn't dare to draw and tell them,"It's okay, draw boldly. Draw the small animals like telling a story." 2. * * Take care of the children ** - I will pay attention to the situation of each child during mealtime. Some children were picky eaters, so I would coax them to eat, just like how I would say to children who didn't like to eat vegetables,"Vegetables are the energy dishes of little Superman. If you eat them, you'll be as powerful as Superman." - During the afternoon nap, I covered the children with blankets. If a child couldn't sleep and wanted to play, I would gently pat him and tell him a little story to calm him down. 3. * * Organizing game activities ** - When we play games, I will maintain order with the main class teacher. For example, in a relay game, I would stand in the middle to prevent the children from running around and bumping into each other. - I will also encourage the more timid children to participate in the game. There was a child who didn't dare to play on the slide, so I held his hand and slid with him a few times. Later, he dared to play on his own. Second, reflect on the problem 1. * * Communication ** - Sometimes, he did not communicate with the main class teacher in time. There was once when the main class teacher changed the teaching process at the last minute, but she didn't tell me in advance, causing me to be a little flustered when I was assisting. In the future, he must maintain close communication with the main class teacher at all times to understand the changes in the teaching plan in advance. 2. * * Children's individual attention ** - Although he had taken care of most of the children, he still did not pay enough attention to some of the more introverted children. There was a child who always sat quietly in a corner. I didn't understand his thoughts in time. In the future, he had to be more careful to discover the needs of these introverted children and give them more special attention. 3. * * Emotional management ** - When the children were mischievous, he would occasionally be a little impatient. For example, there was once when a few children kept snatching toys, and I was a little loud at that time. This is not good. The children are still young. It is normal for them to be mischievous. I have to control my emotions better and guide them in a gentler way. 3. Experience and improvement 1. [Harvest] - From this job, I understand more about the children's thoughts. They were like little angels. Although they were sometimes mischievous, they were very innocent. I also learned a lot of skills to communicate with children. These skills allowed me to better enter their small world. 2. * * Modification measures ** - In order to strengthen the communication with the main class teacher, every morning and evening, I would briefly discuss the day's teaching and the plan to take care of the children with the main class teacher. - For introverted children, I plan to take some time out every day to interact with them alone, such as accompanying them to read a picture book or play a small puzzle. - In terms of emotional management, I have to constantly remind myself that children's mischievousness is part of their growth. When I feel impatient, I take a deep breath and talk to them in a gentler voice. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Some of Xiangyang's nursery schools would provide tuition fees for the children of kindergarten teachers. This policy was aimed at reducing the financial burden of teachers, increasing their enthusiasm and enthusiasm for work, and at the same time increasing the attractiveness of the kindergarten to attract more outstanding talents. The specific regulations such as the discount range and qualification recognition varied from kindergarten to kindergarten. Some kindergarten would reduce the tuition fees by half or completely exempt the children of the kindergarten teachers if their financial conditions allowed. They only needed to pay for meals, but now there were also some kindergarten that did not have this preferential policy. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
As a fan of online literature, I can't provide specific suggestions or recommended books for kindergarten teachers. However, as an early childhood education worker, I suggest that you pay attention to the following aspects: 1. Understand the psychological and behavior characteristics of young children to help them develop healthy personalities and intelligence. 2. Learn basic theories and methods of early childhood education to understand how to educate children according to their age and characteristics. 3. Pay attention to the development of children and encourage them to explore, try and create in their studies and life. 4. Work with parents, colleagues and other education workers to discuss and solve problems in early childhood education. 5. Keep learning and updating your knowledge and skills to cope with the changing needs of early childhood education. These are some of the basic qualities and abilities that an early childhood education worker needs to pay attention to and possess. If you are interested in specific books for kindergarten teachers, I suggest that you read relevant educational books and articles to understand and learn.
The following is a summary and reflection of the kindergarten teacher's activities on June 1: ** I. Summing Up ** 1. ** Event preparation ** - It's better to prepare early. For example, the theme should be determined early. The leaders of the school could give the teachers a reference CD in advance. The theme of June 1 would be basically determined at the end of March or early April, so that the teachers could prepare the program around the theme. The teachers themselves had to start rehearsing as soon as possible. For example, they had to arrange for half an hour of rehearsal every day so that it would not affect the normal classes. Moreover, the preparation of props should be completed in advance so that they would not be nervous as June 1 approached. - Everyone must be familiar with the event. As the rehearsals, the teacher had to be very familiar with the music, movements, formations, costumes, hairstyles, etc. in order to guide the children smoothly. For example, the teacher had to count the beats in front of the TV, familiarize himself with the music, and so on. Although the leaders came into contact with the program late, they still had to strictly control the progress, music, and costumes of each program. They had to organize the teachers to rehearse at different times and plan the routes to and from the show. 2. ** Event Details ** - ** Parent-child game **: Parent-child games can fill the relationship between children and parents, parents and teachers with happy emotions, and strengthen the relationship between children and parents. The prizes in the game were set to be vegetables and fruits, which could attract children and also have a certain educational significance. - ** Commending Event **: Commending healthy babies and other activities can make children and parents proud. At the same time, it can also show parents the teaching achievements of the kindergarten. - ** Art Performance **: - There were many programs, and teachers and children could host them together. Although there might be small incidents in the programs of each class, the teachers had to be able to deal with them properly to ensure that the activities went smoothly. The format of the program could be bold and innovative. For example, group calisthenics programs were suitable for young children to practice. The movements were simple, the formation changes were rich, and it was easy to produce results. The props design also needed to be bold and innovative. They could reflect the theme by changing the props, adding banners, flying balloons, and so on. - In addition to the children's programs, parents and some teachers could also bring programs. There could also be parent representatives giving speeches, etc. These could bring closer the parent-child relationship and make the activities more exciting. 3. ** Activity Effect ** - Children and parents could have a happy time. Teachers and parents could take this opportunity to communicate and display in-depth, so as to increase understanding and support. ** 2. Reflection ** 1. The planning of the event venue needed to be improved. For example, the layout of the event venue needed to be ensured to avoid crowding and affecting the event experience. 2. Discipline needs to be strengthened. For example, children and parents should be better guided to abide by order during the activities so that the activities can be carried out in a more orderly manner. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The following is an example of a summary of teachers 'work under the kindergarten epidemic: ** I. Basic Work Information ** During the epidemic period, teachers actively took on various responsibilities. Although they were not at the forefront of prevention and control, they played an important role in early childhood education and communication between their homes. ** II. Work content and results ** 1. ** In terms of teacher-child interaction ** - ** Cloud Companion connects with children ** - Contact children and parents through phone calls, WeChat, nails, and other forms. For example, weekly "cloud meeting" was held to understand the physical condition of the children and the situation of going out. The teachers had a clear division of labor, and each person was responsible for contacting a certain number of children to grasp the situation of the children in the class in time. To establish a separate contact group for children in other places, video, voice or phone communication every day to appease the children's emotions and record the children's situation. - ** Carry out online activities to enrich children's lives ** - The "wakaka" activity was carried out to let the children see familiar teachers and hear their voices in the form of videos and audios. The activities were carried out in accordance with the characteristics of the children's age. They also made holiday diary for the children to record their growth. Children were encouraged to become "little teachers", share new experiences, promote mutual learning among peers, and stimulate children's interest. 2. ** Homeland Communication ** - ** Homeland Cloud Communication ** - Put forward detailed suggestions for parents on epidemic prevention and children's living arrangements at home, such as arranging a reasonable day's life and maintaining good habits. Parents share their children's situation in the group every day, showing their children's holiday life through photos, videos, etc., so as to improve their home's understanding and support. - ** Activate Cloud Hotline ** - In order to alleviate the pressure on parents to delay raising children, teachers took the initiative to answer questions for parents and put forward reasonable and professional educational suggestions. For questions raised by parents, such as skipping rope and staying away from electronic products, the teachers discussed them first and used the power of the teaching and research group to analyze them in depth to solve the parents 'problems from a professional perspective. 3. ** Dealing with the challenges of kindergarten work ** - When the kindergarten was facing the re-inspection of the first-class kindergarten in the city, teachers were faced with problems such as the effectiveness of the design of the new teaching materials, the richness and level of the materials for the individual learning activities, the level of children's games and communication in the mixed-age role-playing games, and the variety and challenge of the materials in the regional sports. In response to these problems, the teachers divided the problems into special topics, combining theoretical learning with observation and analysis of the team leader's activities, and discussed and solved them one by one according to the degree of urgent need. ** 3. Inadequacies in work and reflection ** Some teachers had problems such as insufficient theoretical knowledge, weak awareness of the quality of the thesis, and slow progress in computer knowledge. In the follow-up work, they needed to make up for their weaknesses and constantly improve their own quality to improve the level of education and teaching. ** IV. Future work prospects ** Teachers should further improve their own quality, continue to learn, work actively, and be able to respond more calmly in the face of similar special situations, better perform their educational and teaching duties, and improve the quality of kindergarten education. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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