Keeper of the watch
We watch over our classroom and children to ensure that is all well and to manage the amount of time spent on certain classroom activities. Our the year, I found myself to be unusually rigid the keeper. Let me challenge you to lock carefully at how you use time. Who control it? What does strict adherence to a schedule say to children? Are we giving then the massage, even at this early age, that the quality of work or depth of thought is not as important as finishing the work in a prescribed amount of time blocks? Do we actually discourage some children from choosing certain centers because they know that they won’t have time to experiment?
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