By GhettoBeast - 08/09/2009 04:42 - New Zealand
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seriously. the last thing you want to do is panic the kid. Y TOTALLY DI
totally one of the first things you learn is to stay calm for instance telling them they sprung a leak instead of that they are bleeding...kinda an obvious thing
OMG your FACE!! good job
As if you didn't realise before hand, unless you start your first job without meeting parents/kids and letting them play..
that's what I was thinking
True, but some schools have more than one class per year, so she could have been supervising a play with children who weren't in her class, so she hadn't met yet.
YDI because you dont react like that to a child, it will freak them the fuck out. but also FYL because how would you know?
she obviously doesn't handle stressful situations well.
Hahahaha!
Try to explain it to him. Be nice. Kids are forgiving when you can own up to your mistakes. And for future reference, a better response would be: "That was quite a fall. Are you okay?" in a calm, caring voice.You being scared makes them scared.
true.
I don't know about you, but my mum would kick my ass for saying that to someone and behaving like that.
jerk!
lol fyl for sure. now he's gonna assemble a group of kindegardners to gang beat you :D. ________________________________ www.youtube/jimmyjimjobobo123.com
Kind-of FYL... Kind-of YDI...
Even if he hadn't had a large birthmark, screaming "OH GOD, YOUR FACE!" is just going to freak him out more. I understand it was your first day and you were probably on edge, but come on. If you stay calm, he'll stay calm, you can get them bandaged up and back out on the playground to fall again in no time.
That's just mean to do to a kid.
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YDI because you dont react like that to a child, it will freak them the fuck out. but also FYL because how would you know?
Try to explain it to him. Be nice. Kids are forgiving when you can own up to your mistakes. And for future reference, a better response would be: "That was quite a fall. Are you okay?" in a calm, caring voice.You being scared makes them scared.