Module 2: Relationships (8/30-9/7)

Contents

Module Objectives

In this module you will:

  • Explore the importance of relationships between infant teachers and families
  • Brainstorm how to handle situations using a family-based model of  programming
  • Apply relationships with families to your Group Zine

Activity #1:  Relationships with Families

Read Baker & Manfredi/ Pettit (2004)  Complete this handout as you read

Baker_Manfedi Petitt (2004) Chapter 1

Watch https://eclkc.ohs.acf.hhs.gov/video/early-essentials-webisode-2-building-relationships  Complete this handout while watching the video.

Read the Relationship-Based Practices scenarios.

 

Relationship Based Child Care Scenarios

 

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RESPOND

Answer the follow questions including specific evidence from the reading and video in your response:

    1. In the schools you attended, which model of center culture did the program use? How do you know?
    2. Which model of center culture would you like to work in? Why?
    3. How do relationships between adults impact babies?
    4. Pick 2 scenarios. For each scenario, explain how you would respond and what you would do in the situation. Identify which scenarios you selected. Include specific evidence from the reading &/ or video to justify your response.

REPLY:

Identify a colleague who responded to a different scenario than you selected. Explain how you would  handle the situation in your reply. Describe how your response is similar to and different from your colleague’s response.

 

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ACTIVITY #2: Best Practices for Working with Families Who Have Infants

What are the best practices for working with families who have infants from the reading and video in this module?  Identify your source (reading or video) as you develop the list.

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