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A7: Don't be afraid to try new things outside of teaching. I found that I love to support others in teaching than direct interaction #nntcf

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Q6: As I am going into administration I would have to say in charge of an Early Ed program, or advocating for early ed in community! #nntcf

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@Miss_Bowling That would be my top choice too!! #nntcf

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@GeorgiaTOTY2014 Not only can I go to her for questions and concerns, but she points out potential improvements AND positives that she is seeing #nntcf

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A4: 10, I have had a mentor over the past year while teaching in my preschool classroom and it has been beyond beneficial! #nntcf

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A3: Get to know the kiddos! This is the foundation of your future relationship with all of your students. Show them that you care! #nntcf

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Whew, Finally made it! Hopefully the tornado warnings hold off! I hate to miss our last meeting! #crazyKansasweather #nntcf

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Everyone have a great night!! Until we meet again :) #nntcf

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@lash_thompson I have seen something similair with journals each day. Student writes and teacher responds, goes back and forth #nntcf

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Q6: Talking one-on-one with them! And even just taking the time to ask... #nntcf

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Celebrating and learning about differences/individuality everyday vs. just on holidays #nntcf

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A5: invite families into the classroom to share their own cultures! #nntcf

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@GeorgiaTOTY2014 Let parent get to know the teacher. Express that we ALSO have best interest in mind for student their child #nntcf

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@erica84291593 Yes!! Cultural differences. #nntcf

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@natalievarkey That was hard for me as well! My mentor teacher had me read to the children daily so they would start to know my voice #nntcf

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Q4: I hate to say it, but parents. Kids pay attention to what their parents do and say, depending on what, it could hurt community #nntcf

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A3: I also think pointing out the similarities in students instead of differences. This helps them find connections! #nntcf

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A3: By showing each child's importance. Their work helps contribute to the community and that others care for them. #nntcf

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A2: It is important so that students can be comfortable making mistakes...which leads to learning! #nntcf

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@emcdowe4 I love that you said welcoming everyone! It is difficult when a student comes in halfway through the year to feel welcome #nntcf