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Bored Children

I have conducted hundreds of observations over the years and seen multiple settings in which teachers are uncertain and children are either running around or completely disengaged.

One of the reasons is that the lessons are boring, predictable and leave the children feeling unseen and unheard.

What Can You Do as a Manager to Combat Boredom in Preschools?

Here are 3 (of many) solutions:

1. Be prepared. Show up as a leader who is knowledgeable and understands what is required for quality provision.
2. Set clear goals for your teaching staff when it comes to lesson planning. Teachers need to know what to work towards and how to get there. As a leader it is important for you to guide teachers, particularly if they are newly qualified or lack experience in the field of early childhood education.
3. Conduct research. Become familiar with the details of your chosen curriculum and stay up-to-date with best practices. This will help you when planning and reviewing your lesson plans.

I have many more ideas for creating engaging and curriculum-linked lesson plans.

Say goodbye to those boring lesson plans!

The parents in your community will thank you for it and the children will be happier!

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Best wishes

Patricia Mezu | M.A. Ed. | info@prminds.org

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