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Child Development Center Observation
In 2013 I stared working for Child Development Centers Inc. The assistant site supervisor was great at modeling. During my training she did not just told me what to do or what it was expected of me. She took time to model and continually asked me if I had any questions. She communicated effectively and was proactive. The times where she corrected me she was kind and kept the focus on the task/issue that needed it improvement. She used sentence structures that begin with “It seems to me like… I would change… I feel like… and May I suggest…” The way she approached others was always with respect and kindness. She was very knowledgeable and resourceful. She took time to listen to her staff, gave feedback and asked for clarification if need it.
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