Competent Communication Skills

The person that comes to mind as a competent communicator is a trainer I had the opportunity to study with. The trainer was an experienced early childhood educator, a master trainer, and advocate for young children. Her command of the topics she presents captivate your attention and arouse your desire to learn all you can about children and early care and  work toward equality of care for young children. Her passion for young children’s well-being add to the trainings relevancy. Her trainings always motivate me to do my best and work harder for children.

To possess the communication skills she has would be a benefit to my work as an early childhood educator. In my work as an early childhood mentor I strive to invoke my passion for young children’s early care among the ECE I work with. 

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Maisey78 said…
I also believe that a person with such passion for a topic communicates their love while speaking.

Thank you for sharing
March 9, 2014 at 8:12 AM
Anonymous said…
It is always such a great opportunity to be able to work with dedicated leaders and role model. I believe such opportunity is absolutely inspiring. Thanks for sharing!
March 9, 2014 at 2:52 PM
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