3. Feet on the floor
Life Kids
1. No Walking
2. No Talking
3. Have Fun
Health and wellbeing Sick kids
Children who show any sign of illness should not be allowed into the classroom
When addressing this issue with parents, assure them that we want their child to return as soon as they are feeling better.
If a child’s illness is discovered after they have entered the classroom, remove the child from the other children and call/text or talk to the parents.
A child should not be taken into class when
Fever
Vomiting or diarrhea
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We require that a child be free of fever for 24 hours before returning.
When in doubt please apply the golden rule. >>adherence to this policy is important
Your child’s health is important to us and we ask that not bring a sick child to the studio. If the opinion of the staff deems your child is sick, we will call you to come and pick-up your child. The
When a young child is sick, we take them to the doctor. What if we do not know they are sick,
Every school must have at least one fully qualified first aider. In my setting, every member of staff has an emergency first-aid in school certificate, myself included. If a child suffers a minor injury, these can normally be dealt with in school, e.g. a bumped head may require an ice-pack or cold compression. Cuts and grazes cleaned with water, and a plaster applied, if applicable. An accident form must be filled in and a copy kept for school records and a copy sent home to the parent/carer. If you have witnessed the incident, you should note the details and action taken. If it is a more serious injury, the parent/carer will be contacted. This might include if a child has vomited or has a cut that may require more urgent medical attention, e.g. Stitches.
This story is set in the year 1930, in Maycomb County, Alabama, and even though racism was abolished, the people still believed that colored people were bad people. Without racism still existing then, many things wouldn’t have happened. Since there was racism, a man was accused to be guilty for a crime he didn’t commit because he was black. Which allowed the actual guilty and dangerous person out on the loose, which gave him the chance to try to kill two kids. But without racism, the the guilty man would be put in jail and the whole story would be over.
Children are among the most vulnerable segment of the health care population. They rely on the good judgment and the care of adults to guide them to the best and safest possible treatments. Part of our responsibility, as adults, is to inform ourselves so that we can participate in a constructive way in that equation.
Children rely on the decisions that are made by responsible individuals in their lives including parents, caretakers, and other authorities such as teachers. Because children depend on others so heavily, health issues that affect children such as contracting the influenza virus or the flu should be discussed with the adults in their lives. Every year a new strain of the influenza virus affects the health of school-aged children causing a potential health risk to themselves and others around them. The spread of the influenza virus in
Take a look around you. Can you spot a piece of technology within ten feet? Five feet? How about right next to you in your purse or pocket? I’m willing to bet that you can. The world we live in is technologically driven, especially in the job field. New occupations appear every day that need fresh and knowing minds from schools. So why are public schools curriculums stuck in the late 1900’s when the flip phone was something only the rich were able to indulge in? It is time for United States public schools to catch up and offer technologically advanced classes to ready their students for the jobs that wait for them.
Due to certain beliefs, lack of education, socioeconomic status, the environment in which people live, and even gender gaps, all have a significant impact on the lives of children and everyone surrounding them. Many children are dying due to infections that are out of their control and their families need to be more educated on signs and symptoms, along with the benefits of vaccinations and getting the proper care for their sick children. These problems occur in other places around the world but are more common in
Schools are serving part of their children a poor meal. These children must take an alternative meal, a cheese sandwich due to their parents not paying for their lunch bills. Consequently children are being segregated and feel unwanted by other children in school. Marosi explained that, “This had become a problem to the children because their classmates are teasing them about eating the unpopular cheese sandwich. Also it makes them throw away their sandwich or sometimes pound them to pieces”. Marosi states, “Some angry parents say success came at too high price”. However, children should not be served a cheese sandwich if parents cannot make up for their child’s unpaid bill.
You may also take your child home from the park, when you notice that some other kid is coughing.
• Have your child return to normal activities as told by your child’s health care provider. Ask your child’s health care provider what activities are safe for your child.
Most people say that pets shouldn’t be allowed at school while other say they should, but it’s really the state of mind you’re in that matters. Some people find the presence of their pet soothing allowing them to work better, and some say that their pet being with them is to distracting and that they can’t focus. Then there are those who think that pets just don’t belong at school because they are almost more of a distraction than cellphones.
When we got home I spoke with my husband and he was very concerned with how the situation was handled since she was clearly not feeling well. She did not request to go down to the nurse, her teachers kept sending her. One of the teachers even stopped us in the hallway and made sure she was going home. I just thought it was even worse when the nurse said that she needed to bring proof of her vomit to her. That is horrible!!!
This semester was very informative as far better understanding some important and major events that took place in the United States in regards to education. One of the subjects that really got me thinking was when we talked about how privatization is taking over democratic public education. I truly bothers me to think that we are starting to go into path where all that is valued is scores/standardized test results. I truly believe we teach to help children to help them not only learn basic skills but also to give them opportunities to be curious and want to explore different topics in different content areas. This also is essential to help them better understand what they want for their future as far as possible career. But when the focus are test
Walking into school last Friday, I saw an unfamiliar sight. Walking up and down the hallways, with police officer in tow, was a drug-sniffing dog. The sight left me absolutley flabergasted and appauled, as it did many of the other students and faculty. Not only does this ordeal undermine our rights to privacy, strike fear into the students and faculty, but it is also a big distraction. Although appauled, I also understood why people would see the need for them. However, the pros do not out weigh the cons to allowing unannounced visits to search our schools.