Education Situation Dialogues
It is three weeks into the new school year. A child has been enrolled into preschool. You have been asked to ensure that she "settles in" to the group and is made to feel comfortable with the daily routine.
The child is left alone with the teacher's aide.)
TEACHER'S AIDE: (With a big smile) Hi, my name is Miss Jessica.
CHILD: (Nervously) Hi.
TEACHER'S AIDE: (Bending down onto knees to be face-to-face with the child) We're going to have a lot of fun together. I know that it can be scary being in a new place, but everyone here is very nice.
CHILD: (Frowning) I miss my daddy. We watch cartoons.
TEACHER'S AIDE: (Quietly) I miss my dog...
But I still have lots of fun here, and then I get to see him after school. Why don't I show you around the classroom? (Walking him towards a shelf of toys.) Have you ever played with toys like these?
CHILD: Ummm
TEACHER'S AIDE: Over there are some kids playing, because it is playtime. In a few minutes we'll have crackers and juice, and then it will be story time.
CHILD: I like juice.
TEACHER'S AIDE: Me too! Let's try out some of these toys now, ok?
It is difficult communicating with preschool children because they often have limited vocabulary and understanding of how the world works. Also, a child that is distressed may not be receptive to new ideas. Finding a way to relate to the child and to show her that you are a safe friend can help the child to open up to you and communicate as openly as possible.
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