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1

If you have already worked with children, reflect on your first day. What was it like? How did you feel? How would you have wanted it to be different? What did you learn that first day?
2

If you still have your first day of working with children in front of you, think about what it will be like. Do you have any feelings when you consider stepping into an early childhood care and education setting for the first time?
3

How do you feel about the Points of View box on page 40 on teaching children to be obedient. Do you relate to one view more than the other?
4

Has anyone ever tried to control you by getting angry at you? What effect did that have on you? How do you feel about it? What do you think about it? Have you ever used anger to try to control someone else? Has a child ever made you angry? What did you do? What were the effects?
5

When did you learn something from experiencing the consequences of your own actions? What happened? Was that an effective way to learn? How much do you believe in allowing children to experience the consequences of their choices?





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