Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Journal #3

Page 18 scenario 1
         I would first start by thanking the family for their effort in providing a special treat for the whole class. I would then explain the center’s policy regarding allergic reactions and peanuts. I would also explain that although none of the children in that specific classroom are allergic to peanuts, there can be a child in another room that could come in contact with a child who has peanut residue on their hands. I would then suggest that they bring a different kind or birthday treat such as cupcakes, snow cones, or ice cream.
Page 19 scenario 2
        First I would explain the policy that is set for that specific shift, and then I would direct that she speak with her co-workers in attempts to find someone who would be flexible with her regarding that Friday morning shift.
Page 22 scenario 3
       After I composed myself I would approach my co-worker privately. I would let her know that I was aware that she was claiming my work for her own and that I felt it was wrong. I would then ask for it back and offer to show her the steps I took to come up with the lesson plan.
Page 23 scenario 4
       In this scenario I would allow the father to rant because he has every right to do so. I would apologize for what he saw as poor supervision and I would also let him know that he also has the right to take the situation to the director. I would explain to the daughter the process of the incident reports so that she will know to inform me whenever there has been an incident. I would then reassure the father that I will pay close attention to his daughter’s safety.  

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