Imagine that you are a new employee at a child care program. You are working with a classroom of 14 children, you notice that a
four year old girl Leila, is often quiet and disengaged from activities. She has a hard time interacting with other children, gets easily frustrated, and often appears to be very tired. Her clothes are sometimes dirty. Different family members come to pick her up from care. Leila does no appear exited to see some of them. She has mentioned that she missed her father, and that her family is living with her grandmother. It seems like Leila may need some additional support in the classroom. How can you begin supporting her in the classroom?
I will try to play an important role in her life and find out from her family members about her father.
<h3>What is Support?</h3>
This involves different types of help given to people so as to assist them achieve their goals.
Playing an important role will make her feel more relaxed and finding out about her father will determine if she can see him often so as to heighten her spirit so as to achieve success.
cells have many structures inside of them called organelles. these organelles are like the organs in a human and they help the cell stay alive. each organelle has it's own specific function to help the cell survive. the nucleus of a eukaryotic cell directs the cell's activities and stores DNA.
