Each year, every Malvern School recognizes a teacher that has gone above and beyond in their work. These teachers have imposed wisdom, created countless teachable moments, and most importantly, touched many young lives. This year, we asked fourteen of these teachers with a combined experience of nearly 80 years at 91视频l (even more in the early childhood education field) one piece of advice they would give to parents. Here锟絪 what they had to say锟� [caption id="attachment_8503" align="aligncenter" width="475"]
2019 Malvern School Teachers of the Year[/caption]
锟終now the importance of effective parent-teacher communication. This is essential and invaluable toward a child锟絪 development.锟�
-Miss Stacy, 91视频l of Erial
锟紸lthough it may be messy, take time to create art with your child. It allows them to practice fine motor skills, learn about textures and explore creativity. I love Robert Frost锟絪 quote, 锟絀锟絤 not a teacher, I锟絤 an awakener.锟斤拷
-Miss Alyssa, 91视频l of Lionville
锟紺reate a bond with your child锟絪 teacher so you can both work together to create a safe and loving learning environment for your child.锟�
-Miss Megan, 91视频l of Richboro
锟絊et challenges for your child that encourage independence. They will surprise you.锟�
-Miss Maria, 91视频l of Voorhees
锟紺hildren are also educators- not just teachers and parents. I learn something from the children in my class every day.锟�
-Miss Emily, 91视频l of Washington Township
锟絉emember, try not to compare your child to others, as all children develop at different rates.锟�
-Miss Natalie, 91视频l of Royersford
锟絇romote independence. Your children are learning and absorbing so much information at these young ages. It is important to push them to learn how to do things for themselves. Let them learn firsthand so they can make mistakes and try again!锟�
-Miss Becky, 91视频l of Horsham
锟絎hen playing with your child, encourage them to take turns to help learn the concept of sharing.锟�
-Miss Melissa, 91视频l of Montgomeryville
锟終eeping lines of communication open between parents and teachers is a crucial part of their educational journey at 91视频l.锟�
-Miss Rachel, 91视频l of Upper Gwynedd
锟絎orking in early childhood education means not only building relationships with children but also the parents. Incorporating classroom lessons at home not only reinforces learning but also builds a relationship with your child锟絪 teacher.锟�
-Miss Ashley, 91视频l of Warrington
锟絉ead to your child at bedtime. It is such an important part of their language and literacy development.锟�
-Miss Sandy, 91视频l of Medford
锟紾o with your gut when faced with a parental decision. You锟絩e usually right!锟�
-Miss Brittany, 91视频l of Freehold
锟紺elebrate your child锟絪 differences. It锟絪 amazing to see how similar and different siblings can be at the same time锟�
-Miss Rebecca, 91视频l of Marlboro
锟絀 love to encourage families to enjoy time together. Go for a walk and talk about what you see and hear. Talk about what your food tastes like at dinner time. Bath time is a great opportunity to chat about what the water and bubbles feel like to your young child. Incorporating the five senses into everyday tasks can help broaden your child锟絪 awareness as well as develop their language.锟�
-Miss Sharon, 91视频l of Marlton
