"Children are like wet cement. Whatever falls on them makes an impression." - Dr. Haim Ginott
This quote reminds me that the children I teach are not only human, but are sponges. Anything that they I say or do makes a lasting impression on them.
I really like your quote! It is so true. I would like to make a great impression as they fall onto the cement. I just see so many children falling through the cracks of the cement. Thank you for sharing.
Your quote is so true. This is why we are to be careful what we do and say in front of children because they are like sponges and we would not like to influence them negatively.
Hi Vanessa and Tracy! This quote is very true. It often reminds me of the words that I speak. It's so easy to get frustrated, but taking this class has helped me to be more mindful of the influence I have when children are in my care.
Karla I like quote about the cement. It is so true because whatever decision that we make as adults have a major impact on our children. They are so easily influenced.
Karla, Wow! This quote speaks volumes. I truly believe this quote with all my heart. I see this everyday with the students that I teach and the young ones in my family. Thanks for the quote.
Wonderful quote , and oh so true, right from birth on through. My two year old Grandson asks why, why why after everything you say and they repeats everything you say in a sentence ending in WHY. Thanks for the fabulous quote.
It has truly been a blessing for me to have such wonderful and professional colleagues to share and exchange ideas and passions with about this exciting and changing field of Early Childhood Education. At first the blog seemed 'mindblobbing' and quite impossible but with the assistance of my colleagues and perseverance we succeeded and the rewards are enormousness. I want to personally thank you for your passion and blessed work in our field and encourage you to keep on blogging as we jog through this amazing journey of Early Childhood.
Hello Karla I really enjoyed reading your blog. I also enjoy working with children in the field of early childhood education. I have a passion for education because I understand how important it is for students to learn necessary information ages 2-5 which will help them excel throughout elementary, high school and college. Great post!
I really like your quote! It is so true. I would like to make a great impression as they fall onto the cement. I just see so many children falling through the cracks of the cement.
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Hi Karla,
ReplyDeleteYour quote is so true. This is why we are to be careful what we do and say in front of children because they are like sponges and we would not like to influence them negatively.
Vanessa
Hi Vanessa and Tracy! This quote is very true. It often reminds me of the words that I speak. It's so easy to get frustrated, but taking this class has helped me to be more mindful of the influence I have when children are in my care.
ReplyDeleteKarla I like quote about the cement. It is so true because whatever decision that we make as adults have a major impact on our children. They are so easily influenced.
ReplyDeleteKarla,
ReplyDeleteWow! This quote speaks volumes. I truly believe this quote with all my heart. I see this everyday with the students that I teach and the young ones in my family. Thanks for the quote.
Wonderful quote , and oh so true, right from birth on through. My two year old Grandson asks why, why why after everything you say and they repeats everything you say in a sentence ending in WHY. Thanks for the fabulous quote.
ReplyDeleteIt has truly been a blessing for me to have such wonderful and professional colleagues to share and exchange ideas and passions with about this exciting and changing field of Early Childhood Education. At first the blog seemed 'mindblobbing' and quite impossible but with the assistance of my colleagues and perseverance we succeeded and the rewards are enormousness. I want to personally thank you for your passion and blessed work in our field and encourage you to keep on blogging as we jog through this amazing journey of Early Childhood.
ReplyDeleteHello Karla I really enjoyed reading your blog. I also enjoy working with children in the field of early childhood education. I have a passion for education because I understand how important it is for students to learn necessary information ages 2-5 which will help them excel throughout elementary, high school and college. Great post!
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