Name: Are Children Safe In Preschool? The Harsh Reality Requires New Skills
Uploaded: 2016-04-05T05:04:47.000Z
Duration: 4 min 41 s
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Every hour every an average of sixty conflicts occur in a preschool room.

No wonder research shows that attendance in pre-school centres can hinder the

rate at which children develop social skills and increase behavior problems

Data does show that a child's cognitive function can improve

but in the real world how helpful is intelligence if you can't get along with others?

For millennium children were cared for in multi-age groups.

Infants, two-year-olds, four and nine-year-old would all be cared for

This guaranteed that children would have different needs and also different skill

Preschools typically put the same age children together in the same room.

This presents a problem because the third and fourth years of life are some

pushing, shoving, and screaming are the problem solving tools available to them.

For many kids it's just too much and the last choice is to simply give up.

Aggressive acts, suspensions, and expulsions in preschool are much higher

While children in preschool are expelled at a rate that is thirteen hundred percent higher.

a preschoolers brain is ready to learn empathy, compassion, patience,

emotional self control, and how to solve conflicts peacefully.

How could any child learn or any educator teach

The current demands on both adults and children

The good news is that we have a proven solution so that

Every child must learn how to stand up to aggression,

and teach the other children how they want to be treated.

What's the problem? Alex squeezed me too hard.

Do you have something that you could say to him

so that he could do it different next time?

What would you say? Please next time do it softer.

Do a soft hug. That's better. You did it.

you waited for her to look. You asked her

I don't like it. I want my cupcake back. Yeah? Give it back.

Try one more time. With me. I want to hear. Stop. I don't like it. I want my cupcake back.

I bet she would if you used your big voice.

Conscious Discipline provides teachers and parents with these skills.

and personally resilient members of society.

Contact us immediately. Together we can make a difference.

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Are Children Safe In Preschool? The Harsh Reality Requires New Skills

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