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Early Childhood Educator (ECE) Reviews
What is it like working as an Early Childhood Educator (ECE)?
May 2016
Early Childhood Educator (ECE):
Pros: The children, being able to teach them what they need to learn.
Cons: The pay.
February 2016
Commitment and dedication.
Early Childhood Educator (ECE):
Give it all u got don't give up.
February 2016
Early Childhood Educator (ECE):
Keep the children first and be flexible and work as a team member remember the children come first. If you do get dressed let your employer know they will appreciate that you know your self and when you need a break. Continue updating your self you are always learning.
October 2015
Amazing.
Early Childhood Educator (ECE):
Pros: The best part about being an ECE is working with children and their families. Seeing their faces so happy to see you each day, and getting to know their family is an amazing feeling and it's great knowing you're making a difference in the children's lives.
Cons: Laundry, early mornings, cold weather.
September 2015
Topsy-turvy.
Early Childhood Educator (ECE):
Pros: Helping the children learn and learning from the children. Opportunity to put what I have learned into practice and see myself succeed and progress.
Cons: Stress is high, lack of respect, hierarchy of leadership within a company and the employees, people in the office do not help.
May 2015
It's harder than it looks.
Early Childhood Educator (ECE):
Anyone interested in educating young children must keep in mind that teaching requires many skills--patience, understanding, ability to practice positive discipline. It takes more than just knowing your subject matter. It is important to understand children and their respective environments, both in school and at home. You must realize that you don't only have to teach 'subjects', you have to educate children...and sometimes even families. It can be extra challenging in this age of test taking, but it is equally important to focus on the process. It is the best way to at least attempt to meet each individual child's needs. We must learn to teach for understanding, not for test-taking.
March 2015
Early Childhood Educator (ECE):
Keep up to date with current work shops. Get advice from other employers.
Work as a team and share your knowledge make sure your program is up and age appropriate . Know everything about your centre.
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