How to be a good nursery teacher

At the beginning, students should be required to do a good job, such as writing homework carefully and neatly after they come to the nursery class, and so on. The first impression of the student is very strong on the teacher, and the teacher has done the initial work well, and it will be easy to manage the students in the future.

It is necessary to implement class discipline well, such as prohibiting students from talking nonsense, making small movements, and so on. Only when discipline is ensured can students be given a good learning environment.

Elementary school students are relatively young and have poor self-control, so teachers need to be very patient with students.

Some students are very introverted, some students are very naughty, and the teacher has to get along with them in different ways.

You should talk to students often, only in this way can you have a more comprehensive understanding of students' learning and life, can you manage and treat students in a targeted manner, and will also make students like you.

Teachers should often communicate with the parents of the students in a timely manner, tell the parents of the students' strengths and weaknesses, and propose solutions. When the relationship between teachers and parents is good, it will be very convenient to work.

I think today's parents pay more attention to the psychological education of their babies.

Develop good habits at a very young age.

And children are very malleable in early childhood.

So the little ones with the nursery.

I think as a teacher should do the following:

1. Let the babies develop clean and neat habits in their daily life.

2. Teach them to love others and have a sense of unity.

3. Teach them to be caring people and enlighten children who can bully other children.

4. Knowledge is essential.

5. Cultivate their etiquette and upbringing. Let them be polite, well-groomed babies.

Also, as a teacher, you have to pay attention to your words and deeds.

Because children have a strong ability to imitate, bad words and deeds will mislead children.

1. Attract children's attention.

Make full use of your child's curiosity and thirst for knowledge. Use novel, bright, and beautiful things to arouse their psychology and attract their attention. For example, use magic to attract the attention of a child who has just held back his crying.

2. Enrich activities.

Learn to speak in the tone of an animal, play games, and review some familiar nursery rhymes, stories, etc. The teacher sings while playing the piano, guiding the children to clap their hands to the beat, sing along with those who can sing, and dance freely. In this way, the children are busy, have something to do, and gradually adapt to the new environment and new life.

3. Set an example.

As a teacher, from passively listening to children's crying, to actively taking children to play, and gradually occupying the position, we must try to open the children's hearts, tell the children simple truths, and gain the children's trust. Let your child know that he or she will listen carefully to the teacher's speech and try to complete the tasks assigned by the teacher, and the teacher will reward them.

4. Pay attention to the observation record.

The observation of children's play is the premise for teachers to effectively guide and enrich children's play. In the regional play activities, kindergarten teachers should carefully observe the children's every move and make a record.

Yes, the nursery class is mainly based on childcare, and teachers are required to be more careful, more caring, patient and responsible, in order to do a good job in the nursery class.

It can be seen that the activities in the kindergarten are closely linked and interlocking. Children's meals, breaks, classroom learning, and outdoor activities at school are generally carried out in five areas: health, language, science, art, and society.

Health: Help children develop good hygiene habits, ensure children's health, carry out rich outdoor activities, cultivate children's interest in sports, and enhance children's physical fitness;

Language: Exercise children's oral skills and encourage children to express their opinions boldly;

Science: Guide children to actively explore the surrounding environment, and at the same time pay attention to mathematical concepts such as numbers, quantities, and shapes in life, and help children establish mathematical thinking;

Art: including ** and fine arts, to give children preliminary artistic enlightenment;

Social: Guide children to participate in various group activities, develop interpersonal skills in activities, learn to share, cooperate, etc.

Take care of someone else's child as if it were your own, be patient and loving.

You need to understand this yourself.

I think that heart-to-heart communication is the most important thing, and in order for children to trust you, you must start from their side by ......

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