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1

It has been said that all we ever teach is ourselves. If that statement is true, what is it that you are or will be teaching young children? Please be specific.
2

Have you ever said to yourself, "I sound just like my mother (or father)"? Are you aware of how modeling works in your own life? We take after people even in areas where we'd rather not. Reflect on how modeling has influenced you.
3

If you believe in teaching children to share, how do you model sharing for them?
4

Are you a perfectionist? Do you wish to model perfectionism for children?
5

Recall a time in your life when you were treated more roughly than was good for you. Did you learn something from that experience that can help you in your work with young children?
6

How well are you able to have your own needs met today? What might your answer have to do with working with young children?
7

How much do you feel loved by the people in your life? Would your answer affect your work with young children?
8

What part has bias played in your life and how has it influenced you? How do you feel about taking on the role of antibias educator as an early childhood professional?
9

Are you a learner? How can you model being a learner to young children?





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