Nt1310 Unit 3 Assignment

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When you were talking about difficult children fitting better to some teachers made me think back to an example I used in a previous five main points assignment. The child that would run off or immediately throw a fit when he was contacted with teacher confrontation. I chose a different route of action with him, listening and gaining his trust allowed me to be a better fit for him. Out of all the after school teachers I am the one he runs to, he searches for me at the end of the day to say bye, he comes to me with his problems and generally I am the one who can manage him. I fit my behavior to be more compatible with his. His little face lights up when he sees me, which give me great happiness to know I am the difference in his life. Everyone

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