What it's like to be a Teacher for Early Childhood SPED
Summary
TLDRThe video script describes a nurturing educational environment where children engage in free play, circle time, and individual ABA sessions. The program includes various services like speech and occupational therapy, and emphasizes teamwork among therapists, teachers, and parents. The speaker, who has been with the institution for 10 years, highlights the sense of family, the joy of seeing children apply coping skills, and the importance of self-care. The video encourages those interested in a supportive team-based work environment to consider joining Las Ninas.
Takeaways
- π΅ The environment is enriched with music and various activities.
- πΆ Free play and structured activities like Circle time are part of the daily routine.
- π Individual ABA sessions are conducted to cater to each child's needs.
- π£οΈ Children receive specialized services such as speech and occupational therapy.
- π Snacks and physical activities like bicycle riding are included in the schedule.
- π The program lasts for two hours and 45 minutes, packed with activities.
- π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ A strong sense of community is fostered among staff, parents, and children.
- π± Long-term staff members create a stable and familiar environment.
- π Seeing children apply coping skills taught is a rewarding aspect of the job.
- π Casual dress code, including wearing leggings every day, is part of the culture.
- π€ Support and teamwork are emphasized, with a collaborative approach involving all stakeholders.
- πͺ The job is physically demanding, requiring physical strength and stamina.
- β Encouragement to ask questions and a culture of learning and teaching is present.
- β€οΈ A loving and accepting attitude towards children is crucial for working in this setting.
Q & A
What activities do the children engage in at the beginning of the day?
-The children start their day with free play and Circle time.
What is individual ABA?
-Individual ABA refers to Applied Behavior Analysis therapy provided to children on a one-on-one basis.
What services do the children receive besides ABA?
-The children also receive speech therapy and occupational therapy (OTPT).
Who is Jim mentioned in the script?
-It is unclear who Jim is from the script alone, but it could be a staff member or a program within the facility.
How long is the typical day for the children at this facility?
-The day lasts for two hours and 45 minutes.
What is the collaborative environment like at this facility?
-The environment is collaborative, with therapists, teachers, administrators, supervisors, and parents working together.
How long has the speaker been working at the facility?
-The speaker has been working at the facility for 10 years.
What does the speaker find rewarding about their job?
-The speaker finds it rewarding to see children use the coping skills they've been taught.
What is the dress code like at the facility?
-The dress code is casual, with staff being allowed to wear leggings every day.
What advice does the speaker give to those considering a job at the facility?
-The speaker advises that if you're willing to learn, the facility is willing to teach, and you should be prepared to work and love the children.
What is the main message of the script regarding the work environment?
-The main message is that the facility is a supportive team environment where it's not just about individual effort but a collective one.
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