Choosing to be a preschool teacher from their youth for many reasons, sticking with the preschool teaching profession until they are nearly 50 or over 50, preschool teachers say their love for children has given them the motivation to overcome many difficulties.
Ms. Chuong Thi Phuong Loan, 52 years old, teacher at Tuoi Tho 7 Kindergarten, Vo Thi Sau Ward, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City, has 33 years of experience in the profession. As a teacher of class 3A (children 3-4 years old), she still teaches children every day how to dance, sing, run, do exercises, act, tell stories, and learn life skills...
Ms. Loan dances and sings with the children every day.
At 10:30, the children started having lunch. Ms. Loan and her colleagues divided the food for the children and assisted them during the meal.
Children aged 3-4 can eat by themselves. However, many children are picky eaters, so Ms. Loan has to coax and feed them to help them finish their food.
From 11:30 to 12:00, the children change clothes, arrange their mattresses to prepare for their nap, and the preschool teachers have to walk around the classroom to see if the children have slept well. The preschool teachers said that when the children sleep, they need to pay the most attention to their safety, to prevent the risk of choking, vomiting, and difficulty breathing. The children sleep well, so the teachers open their lunch to eat and take turns to watch the children's nap time, so they only dare to lie down, and when they hear the children crying, they have to get up immediately.
Ms. Cao Thuy Ngoc My, 47 years old, has been a preschool teacher for 25 years. Ms. My is also a teacher in class 3A with Ms. Loan, taking care of and raising children together. Each class has 2 teachers, each nanny is in charge of 2 classes, so the preschool teachers' work is always busy from morning to late afternoon.
When Ms. Loan was preparing to feed the children, Ms. My cleaned up the children's toys neatly.
When the children are sleeping soundly, each teacher has their own job. Some watch the children sleep, others take the time to do paperwork, school supplies for the children, prepare lesson plans...
Ms. Luu Thuy Anh, 47 years old, teacher of class 3B (children 3-4 years old), Tuoi Tho 7 Kindergarten, Vo Thi Sau Ward, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City, is called "ma Anh" by the children; but many children see her and greet her "con chao ba" which makes her feel a little sad.
Ms. Thuy Anh has many underlying diseases, plus osteoarthritis and varicose veins, and has to take medicine every day. She loves children, loves her job, and is enthusiastic about her work. She does not hesitate to take on any job. Every day when she goes to class, no matter how tired she is, the children rush to her asking for "Mom Anh, please hold me", "Mom Anh, please hug me", the teacher feels more motivated.
Ms. Nguyen Thi My Ngoc, 51 years old, has 30 years of experience as a preschool teacher, and is currently a teacher of the powdered milk class (children 6-12 months) at Phu My Kindergarten, Phu My Ward, District 7, Ho Chi Minh City. 6-month-old children are still very young, and they cry a lot when they go to school. Some children cry for 1 month, 2 months, and cry all day long. Ms. Ngoc and her colleagues take turns holding and cuddling the children so that they can feel the trust and warmth of the teacher.
The powdered milk class has 15 children, with 3 teachers. This is the class with the youngest children at Phu My Kindergarten, and the teachers' hardships have also increased many times over.
Not only are they the ones who take care of, educate, and raise children, preschool teachers also clean classrooms, wipe toilets, clean classrooms, wash children's dirty clothes... to give children the safest learning environment.
Ms. Duong Thi Thu Nga, 54 years old, has 35 years of experience working in the preschool education sector, is a teacher of the powdered milk class at Phu My Kindergarten, District 7, Ho Chi Minh City. She confided that if she did not love children, be persistent and tolerant, it would be difficult to stick with this very difficult job, which requires a lot of understanding and love for children...
Loving the job, being dedicated, exchanging children's smiles for sweat during a long day of work, but the older preschool teachers also hope to retire at the age of 55 because "at this age, my health is already very weak, when I come home from work, I just lie down in the middle of the house and breathe from exhaustion". While preschool children are at an age that requires caregivers and educators to be highly focused throughout the children's time at school to ensure the safety of all children...
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