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Early Childhood Education
Responsibilities of the preschools in the development of early childhood education.
Responsibilities:
I used my experience and expertise got as a Preschool Teacher and handled the responsibilities of Program Manager-Preschool with efficiency. I took the task of making plans for lessons each week. I also managed and coordinated the team of teachers and recorded my observation about children and teachers which would be presented to director in meeting. I also monitored and presented the needs of children and teachers namely childcare facilities, facilities needed for teachers to the management.

Preschool Teacher,
Playschool Center, Atlanta, May 2001-Jan 2002

Responsibilities:
As Preschool Teacher I took the responsibility of teaching theoretical lessons, practical sessions of lessons taught, coordinating games and fun activities among children. I took the responsibility of teaching and executing children's projects from conception to completion. I took care and educated of age from 1-6.I was responsible for not only making lesson plans abut also for managing the whole class allotted to me. I planned and organized variety of activities both for individuals and group activities namely play, dance, singing, games, arts and crafts which helped children to bring out their talents and improve their skills.

Preschool Teacher, Jan 1999 - May 2001
Play Kids School, Atlanta

Responsibilities:
I used various fun activities, play and interactive activities to develop language and vocabulary among children. This approach of combining play and interactive activities made children to learn with ease, increased their interest and attention on academic learning, helped them to learn letter recognition, helped children to learn numbers, science and nature with ease and interest.

Preschool Teacher, Dec 1996 - Jan 1999
Daycare Center, Atlanta

Responsibilities:
I took the responsibility of taking story telling sessions for children and there by

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