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Competency Goal 2: Facilitating Children
Goal 2: During day 8 and for the rest of the field placement, participated facilitating children problem solving skill in the childcare by assuming supervising teacher facilitating responding children questions.

By participating in a problem solving skill. I will accomplish this goal to become a stronger member within the team. I will accomplish this goal by volunteering the staff in the room for few days to understand what are the process they take for problem solving.
I will be able to measure this goal is achieved by asking suggestions my ECE. I want to make sure without any problem to complete this goal properly.

I hope this goal is achievable as I learned some basic skills involved giving clear answers for the children questions, giving direct and indirect help for their learning process and scaffolding help for the children creating power. …show more content…

The more confident I become in facilitating all facets of the program, when I will be recognized a team mem

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