1, providing family education knowledge and guidance. As a professional preschool teacher, we can teach parents about educational psychology, children's behavior, parent-child communication and so on, so as to help parents better understand the growth and development law of their children and master effective educational methods and skills.
2. Actively communicate and cooperate with parents. Preschool teachers can communicate with their parents through parent-teacher conferences and lectures. Understand parents' needs and problems in family education, and discuss solutions together to achieve the effect of collaborative education.
3. Provide practical educational resources and tools. Preschool teachers can recommend some high-quality parenting books, educational software and teaching AIDS to parents to help them understand the latest family education information and provide practical tools and resources for family education.
4. Pay attention to the child's family situation. Preschool teachers can understand their children's family situation and background through communication with parents, help parents better understand their children's behaviors and emotions, and make family education plans suitable for their children.
5. Establish parents' trust and cooperation. Preschool teachers can respect parents' opinions and decisions, establish trust and cooperation between parents and preschool teachers, and make contributions to children's growth and development together.
The importance of kindergarten:
1. Exercise children's communicative competence: the collective life in kindergarten is like a small society. Children who are good at communicating with others can quickly and easily establish their own circle of friends in collective life, while children who are not sociable often seem very lonely.
2. Improve children's self-care ability: children like to imitate. When they see teachers and other children dressing and eating by themselves, they will also want to try to do it by themselves. In collective life, they will learn their own self-care ability such as packing toys and folding quilts.
3. Cultivate children's sense of competition: competitive games in kindergartens will stimulate children's enthusiasm and exercise their will to work hard. Group games can enhance children's teamwork spirit.