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My Interview; Walk’s Child Care 👩‍🏫

Emmalie Walk

Years of Experience

Parental Communication

Benefical Areas of the Job

Most Challenging Part of Childcare

Advice for a First Year Teacher

Special Needs Students

Student Discipline

Describe You Job in One Word

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First Year Teacher

Emmalie's advice for a first year teacher is, to take it one day at a time. Some days will be harder than others

In the long run, it is rewarding

Learn each child individually

Be in contact with parents

Set clear expectations for the children

REWARDING

In the interview, Emmalie states that the best thing about her job is watching the children grow and learn in such a short time.

Benefical Aspects

Emmalie says, it depends what the situation is specifically. But for an example, if a child hurts or hits another child, they would take a break from that activity and find something else to do until they calm down. Once calmed, will discuss the issue and a punishment if necessary.

Disciplinary Actions

Emmalie feels as dealing with parents is the hardest part of childcare. She also says that the seperation of her and the child after helping them grow, is also very hard for her.

Challenges

Emmalie Walk

Emmalie has been involved in childcare for 12 years. Before opening her own buisness as an in home childcare center, she worked at another in home daycare.

Emmalie answers, "Yes, I have worked with a few over the years. Every child with special or nehavioral needs have their own way of doing things and its our job to learn how each child works and follow any plan they have in place."

Have you ever work with a child within special needs?

Parental Communication

Emmalie has discovered that the best way to communicate with familes and parents/guardians, is through text messages and monthly newletters.