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Feb 24, 2010
How would you respond to your director in the following situation? You are teaching a 3/4 year olds class. You are having trouble with one child that is behaving badly. You are in the middle of addressing the problem. Director comes into the classroom to inform you about something related to the building. She sees the child's bad behavior, takes it by the hand, walks out of the classroom saying: Ms. Shulie X and I will have a walk and a serious talk.
This is my first year teaching, and I felt awful about it. I was addressing the problem Have been making great progress with the child already. Now I feel the director is interfering this process, and need advise on how to go from here.
Thanks!
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But I'm also thinking that your director thought she was lending a helping hand at a moment that you needed it. Could you look at it that way and let it go?
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