50 Things to Know about Being a Preschool Teacher: Lessons Taught Through Experience - Paperback
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by 50 Things To Know (Author), Veronica Godkin (Author)
Is it worth being a preschool teacher? Is a preschool teacher any different from a babysitter? Do learning styles really matter in preschool?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, or they left you feeling as though you need more than "yes" or "no" then this book is for you...
50 Things to Know About Being a Preschool Teacher by Veronica Godkin offers an approach to a new perspective of being a preschool teacher. While most books on teaching preschool tell you about the strategies and simple ways to interact with students, Veronica guides the reader through real life experiences that brought on laughter, tears, exhaustion and more during her time in the classroom. Although there is nothing wrong with strategies in the classroom, sharing real experiences will help the inspiring teacher to be additionally prepared. Based on knowledge from the world's leading experts, no single child development theory can explain what will happen in the classroom. A child's development requires a balance between social, emotional and cognitive growth.
In these pages you'll discover what it means to be a preschool teacher. This book will help you understand different learning styles, the difference between preschool and babysitting, and a new perspective on certain situations that happen in the classroom.
By the time you finish this book, you will know that the average one year old knows more than they let on and that patience really does stretch and grow. So, grab YOUR copy today. You'll be glad you did.
