Answer:heyy
Explanation:
hey bro,whatssap its been a long time since we talked, I have some news to tell you.
do you remember that school that I told you about it, well I got accepted yesterday was my first day it was amazing, I met a lot of new friends and the teachers there are the best even the food is amazing.so when you fist enter they need to scan your school id so they can know that you're in this school there is like a jungle inside. the entrenss its full with plants and animals and you can see the sky if you look up.
the it was time to go to class the classes are so modern on your table you have you name written with laptop and a tablet and also a charger station and next to the table each student has his own fridge there is food inside and you can put your food or drinks inside as well.
and a bunch of hand sanitizer and cleaning stuff plus you have extra mask if you lost yours. Its way better than expected and i have bunch of things to tell you call me when you can.peace bro love you
Answer:
Strong partnerships with families are built on good communication. Families will communicate their needs to you, and in turn, you will communicate what resources are available. Generating family and child information is a critical piece of your work as a preschool teacher. In the same way, sharing information with families about their children and their development can make or break the partnership between home and preschool. This lesson will highlight appropriate ways to collect information from families, as well as the ways and opportunities to share information in a caring, easy-to-understand way.
This is not my answer but was helpful
Johnhrbek2 Virtuoso
I am going to Dussel.
(I am going to be Dussel)
Dearest Baloini,
I was just done taking a wonderful nap when my room mate walked in. Ugh, I thought little Anne was always complaining. She walked up to me and told me that she wanted to use the table in OUR room two afternoons a week! My reply to this was simply, "No."
The little brat was not content with my answer and so then I said," I have to study too you know, and if I can't do it in the afternoons, I won't be able to fit it in at all. I have to finish the task I've set for myself; otherwise, there's no point in starting. Besides, you aren't serious about your studies. Mythology - what kind of work is that? Reading and knitting don't count either. I use that table and I'm not going to give it up!
Then the girl replied (doesn't she ever give up?) " I do take my work seriously. I can't study next door in the afternoon, and I would appreciate it if you would reconsider my request!"
She finnally left but in the evening she went on again. I overcame her quick enough and I'm not going to tell you the conversation, it was VERY boring. Then just as I thought I had settled the matter, Pim talked to me too and in the end I had to let the brat have my study time.
Until next time, Dussel.
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