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The Los Angeles Unified School District is growing its free pre-K program.

Calling All 4-Year-Olds: LAUSD’s Pre-K Classes Are Ready

Every child who turns 4 on or after September 1 can enroll in transitional kindergarten at the district’s elementary schools next school year.

LAUSD is expanding its program well ahead of a state mandate to open public school preschool to every 4-year-old by the 2025-26 school year.

“Why wait two years to empower students with early literacy, early numeracy [and] earlier socialization?“ said Superintendent Alberto Carvalho at a press conference Friday. “Why wait two years when we can do it now?”

The district aims to enroll 25,000 students in transitional kindergarten next school year. Right now there are about 14,000 students in the program across 317 school campuses.

LAUSD’s preschool expansion is years in the making. The school board voted in 2021 to create a plan for universal preschool by the time school started in 2024.

The district used state and one-time pandemic relief funding to equip new transitional kindergarten classrooms with 4-year-old-sized furniture, books, and other learning materials. Each classroom is staffed by a certified teacher and at least one other educator.

Carvalho said the district had the capacity to add thousands of more students this year, but that pandemic-related fear and a lack of information contributed to families’ reluctance to enroll. Districts also face competition from private providers, who may offer programs that put more emphasis on play, or that offer smaller classes and extended hours of care.

Statewide enrollment has also lagged. This school year just over half of eligible families signed up for TK, according to the Legislative Analyst’s Office.

“We just have to find a way to get the word out to communities that this is a safe and trusted opportunity for our families,” said California State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond, who also attended Friday’s press conference.

The youngest of Anderne Kinney’s three children started at Van Deene Avenue Elementary’s transitional kindergarten program last year.

“I wanted her to be somewhere where she felt like her sisters were there to keep her safe,” Kinney said.

Anderne Kinney, a parent of a transitional kindergarten student at Van Deene Avenue Elementary School.

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Her daughter Lydia’s first educational experience was through Zoom, and later in-person preschool was inconsistent because of COVID-related shutdowns.

“When she got here, she was very closed, she did not necessarily believe that she could trust everybody,” Kinney said. Now Lydia has a best friend.

Kinney noticed her daughter’s academic skills are growing too. Lydia has started to identify letters and a few words, including her sisters’ names, and “doughnut.”

“This is the stepping stone,” Kinney said, “to understanding the concepts of reading, writing, and arithmetic.”

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  Our 3-year-old preschool program is designed for children who turn 3 by July 31st of the year they will begin preschool.   Classes meet Tuesday and Thursday mornings. 

    

  Our 4-year-old pre-kindergarten program is designed for children who turn 4 by July 31st of the year they will begin pre-kindergarten.  Classes meet Monday-Thursday in the afternoon.

   

  Full-day preschool classrooms are located in each PK-2 building.  Students attend Monday through Friday and follow the normal schedule for PK-2 buildings.  Students are placed by attendance area in their home school.  

   

  Preschool at Little Creek is a unique program that provides an outdoor learning experience for children one day each week.  Students enrolling in this program would attend class 2 mornings per week (3-year-olds) or 3 mornings per week (4-year-olds) at Parker Road with one of those days being outdoors (weather permitting) at Little Creek.  Transportation is not included and would need to be provided by the parent.  The routine and schedule at Little Creek would be consistent with daily class routines and schedules.   Children will engage in centers and exploration, small and large group activities, music and movement, story time and snack.  In addition, children will go on explorations and hikes while at Little Creek.  Children enrolling in the Little Creek Program at Parker Road would also receive home visits by your child’s teacher as a part of our Parents as Teachers Program.  

   

                            

   

   

     

   

   

   

   

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  Creative Curriculum and Teaching Strategies GOLD is implemented in all classrooms.  Creative Curriculum and GOLD align tightly to the Missouri Early Learning Goals that have been established by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE).  To find out more information about the Missouri Pre-K Standards, visit their website at DESE-Missouri Early Learning Standards.   To learn more about how Teaching Strategies GOLD aligns with the Missouri Early Learning Goals, click Missouri Early Learning Goals and GOLD Alignment.

   

   

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  To learn more about the Parents as Teachers program, contact our Parents as Teachers office at 314-824-2077.   

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Activities for children 4 years old: what will be useful

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Three years before school, the child can already actively learn and begin to prepare for admission to the first grade. And at this age, it is important to pay great attention to the development of his oral speech and acquaintance with writing.

The development center “Pallada” has several programs and types of developmental activities for children 4-5 years old.

Get to Know is the Pallada Center’s developmental program for children aged 4-5 and is aimed at getting them ready for school. On the program, children develop competent and beautiful speech, work with a speech therapist to correct sound pronunciation and diction, get acquainted with mathematics and the world around them, express themselves in creativity and learn to communicate with each other.

In the “Know-ki” classes, children develop thinking and memory, intelligence and imagination. They learn to read, write and count, develop logical and spatial thinking, reveal their abilities and talents, learn to apply them.

“Know-ka” is a complex version of developmental activities for a child of 4 years old. This is an evening program, so it can be combined with a visit to a kindergarten for additional development.

Speech therapy classes for children 4 years old

Speech therapist of our center works with children 4-5 years old both individually and in groups, as well as within the school development program. In addition, we conduct interesting speech therapy classes for children 4-5 years old on the program “Beautiful speech” . In the process of learning from a speech therapist, the child develops not only the speech apparatus, but also imagination, fine motor skills, learns to communicate with other children, speak to the audience and answer questions. We conduct classes in a playful way so that the child does not lose attention and interest in the process. So he progresses even faster.

Classes for children 4-5 years old as part of a kindergarten visit

We use all training programs and methods of developing classes in the same volume in Kindergarten “Palladinki” . For children of 4 years old in our kindergarten, the program is aimed at preparing for school, and at staging speech, and at general development. In addition, the kindergarten is a place where children make friends with each other and join society. Therefore, by the time they enter the 1st grade, their fear of a new team and separation from their parents for the duration of classes decreases or completely disappears. Kindergarten teaches the child independence under the strict supervision of adults.

Child development at 4 years old: creative activities

The creative development of the child and the disclosure of his talents is another area that should be given great attention at an early age. In Pallada, we work with children in creative studios: they draw, sculpt and make applications, dance, engage in Lego construction, learn to play chess and all kinds of educational games.

Classes with a child at 4 years old at home

Home educational games and activities with a child of 4-5 years old are also an important part of his general preparation. We have collected some of the most interesting and productive exercises for homework with a child.

– You can use materials that are freely available on the Internet. For example, for the development of speech, you can invite the child to compose a story based on images.

First, think over the plot on your own, and then guide the child at the moment of his narration, pronounce new words.

– Mathematical thinking and logic are well developed by activities of this type:

Circle the image by numbers, find in paired pictures or match the number with the number of objects depicted, etc. :

In addition, it is recommended to actively develop fine motor skills in the child. For example, ask to sort and sort grains of different types.

Come to our program “Get to Know” and “Beautiful Speech” and develop with us.

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respectful, caring attitude towards students as the basis of our approach;

resourceful and enthusiastic teachers who are interesting for children;

not only walls, but first of all people – you feel comfortable at the entrance, where you communicate with a security officer, and at a lesson with a teacher, and after a lesson, when you can stay and play ping-pong with an employee or student schools;

developing educational environment in a new building built to meet modern requirements;

safe, protected area;

a place where they can see the child’s talents and find an approach to him;

free trial classes;

place of safe trial and error — the teacher will always give detailed feedback;

a delicious canteen where they do not heat up the semi-finished products they bring, but cook according to the recipes of their chef.

Questions to Ask at Your Parent-Teacher Conference

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Knowing that you have to go to a parent-teacher conference may make you feel nervous, intimidated, or frustrated. You may wonder what to expect, and what is expected of you. Preparing a list of questions will help you have a productive conversation with your child’s teacher.

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Prepare a list of questions.

Prioritize your questions in case you run out of time during the conference. The following questions are examples that will help you learn more about your child’s progress in school:

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1. What is my child expected to learn this year?
2. How will this be evaluated?
3. What are my child’s strongest and weakest subjects?
4. What are some examples of these strengths and weaknesses?
5. Does my child hand homework in on time?
6. What types of tests and evaluations will my child have to take this year?
7. How are my child’s test-taking skills?
8. Is my child participating in class discussions and activities?
9. How are my child’s social skills?
10. Does my child seem happy at school?
11. Have you noticed any unusual behaviors?
12. Has my child missed any classes other than excused absences?
13. Do you think my child is reaching his or her potential?
14. What can I do at home to help support my child’s academic progress?

If your child receives special services (gifted programs, special education, English classes, speech or occupational therapy, or support for a learning disability), ask about the frequency of these services and about your child’s progress with them.

Ask for explanations of anything you don’t understand. 

Listen carefully to what the teacher says. If you don’t understand something that the teacher talks about (such as an educational term or an explanation of a school policy), don’t be afraid to ask for clarification. It is important for you to understand what your child’s teacher is telling you.

Ask the most important questions early in the conference.

Ask the most important questions first as you may run out of time, especially if other parents are waiting to have their conference after yours. You can always schedule another meeting with the teacher to cover any points you didn’t cover.

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Questions to Ask During Your Next Parent-Teacher Conference

February 3, 2022

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Questions to Ask During Your Next Parent-Teacher Conference

Meetings can be a lot of things. They can be productive.

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They can be boring.

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They can be stressful.

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Most of the time, they are a weird combination of all three.

However, when it comes to parent-teacher conferences, everyone involved wants them to be as meaningful as possible. Unfortunately, that adds a unique kind of pressure to them. How do you share enough information in 30 minutes to make your kid’s school experience as positive as possible?

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No need to panic. At Little Sunshine’s Playhouse®, we believe that parents and teachers are partners in education. Working together is the best way to give your child the quality education they deserve, and parent-teacher conferences play an important role in that partnership.  

Here is a list of questions you can ask during a parent-teacher conference that will maximize the time you have with your child’s teacher.

General Questions

• What is my child like in class?
• Is my child talkative or quiet?
• Does my child have a favorite activity?
• Are there activities s/he doesn’t care for?

Strengths & Weaknesses

• What activities does my child excel at?
• Which individual subjects (math, science, reading, etc.) are they good at? What subjects are they struggling in?
• For areas of weakness, how are you (the teacher) adapting the lessons to help my child learn more easily?

Social/Emotional Development

• Is my child’s social and emotional development typical for his/her age?
• Does my child understand how to share and take turns?
• Do they express empathy and concern for other people?
  • If you as the parent think it’s necessary, ask about specific interactions with certain teachers and classmates.

Getting Along With Adults

• Does my child know how to ask for something politely?
• How do staff members respond when my child has a problem?
• Does my child listen to and follow instructions?

Getting Along With Peers

• Is my child more inclined to play with other kids or by themselves?
• What happens during group activities? Does my child have a lot to say? Do other kids do most of the talking?
• Does my child have a best friend?
• Are there any kids my child doesn’t get along with?
  • This is also the time where you as the parent can (and should) bring up concerns about your child’s interactions with his/her classmates if you have them.

Behavioral Issues

• Has my child behaved aggressively toward any classmates? Has a classmate behaved aggressively toward my child?
• If any aggressive behaviors have occurred, how did you (the teacher) respond?
• Did the aggressive behavior stop after the intervention or has it persisted?
• Are there some situations that tend to upset my child and trigger misbehavior more than others?

How Can You Help?

• What are some activities that would support learning at home? Are there good stories to read or games to play that might help my child pick up a subject more easily?
• How can I help you (the teacher) in promoting good behavior and social skills?
• If there are persistent developmental or behavioral issues that don’t seem to be getting better, are there experts you (the teacher) recommend who could help?

Last Question …

The last question you ask (or maybe the first question, if you think it’s necessary) could be, “May I tell you about what’s going on at home?”

The birth of a child, the death of a family member, a recent move, divorce, illness, or a host of other life events could be a big reason why your child could be struggling at school or behaving differently. Letting your child’s teacher know about them helps them out tremendously! If your teacher knows there are certain things going on in your child’s personal life that could affect their time at school, they can adjust and find solutions. If they’re totally in the dark, they can’t effectively help your child on a day-to-day basis. 

There’s no need to go into lots of detail if you don’t want to. A brief summary of the situation is all they’ll need to start. If they have follow-up questions, they’ll ask.

Parent-Teacher Conferences at Little Sunshine’s Playhouse

Little Sunshine’s Playhouse has biannual parent-teacher conferences that play a big part in encouraging parental involvement and maintaining open communication about the progress of our students.

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What you should definitely ask the teacher at the parent meeting

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So, the parents are going to the first meeting in their lives. What do they need to know about the teacher? First, go to the official website of the school. There will definitely be information about what kind of education the teacher has, what his teaching experience is and how he improved his qualifications. All this is important.

– You should not be embarrassed if the column “education” is “pedagogical school” or “pedagogical college”. It is very good if the teacher graduated from college first, and then from the university. Pay attention to work experience. It is desirable that the teacher had at least a short experience, – Larisa Nozhichkina, a child psychologist, an expert at the Department of Pedagogical Technologies of Continuous Education at Moscow State Pedagogical University, told RG.

She gave six tips to parents of first-graders:

1. At the meeting, the first thing we ask is: what should a first-grader be able to do? Most likely, the answer will be this: tie your shoelaces, recognize your things, be able to ask to go to the toilet, know the name and patronymic of the parents.

2. We ask the teacher what the schedule of classes will be: is there an after-school program, after which lesson is breakfast, how long is the break, will they be assigned homework, how much?

3. Now children come to school with very different levels of knowledge. One already fluently reads Pushkin, the other does not even know the letters. Ask the teacher: will there be an individual approach to the student? Feel free to ask: “My child can already read, how will you keep him busy in the lesson?” And be attentive to the answer: “I will take him to the library, what should he do with everyone”, “I will make him my assistant in the lesson”, “I will put him on the last desk and give you an assignment” …

4. At the first meeting, exchange phone numbers with the teacher and immediately agree on a convenient time to call. Some teachers work double shifts or stay with the children on aftercare. Do you think that 6-7 pm is the best time to disturb the teacher? Or maybe he just finished his work day?

5. Suppose a child has a disease. Should I report this to the teacher? “My opinion is yes. If a child needs some procedures during the school day, there is a need to often leave the classroom for a toilet or medical office, say, for an injection, it is necessary to agree with the teacher on a conventional sign so as not to distract the whole class each time “, – says Larisa Nozhichkina.

6. Exchange email addresses with the teacher and see how quickly the teacher can respond. It is not unusual for a teacher to answer you in a day or two. Unless, of course, we are talking about some urgent things. If a teacher asks you to follow their Instagram page, follow them.

“Experience shows that it is better for parents to maintain business relations with the teacher, to do without personal ones. Therefore, you should not ask the teacher if she has a husband, children, in which apartment she lives – her own or rented,” the psychologist explained.

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The first parent-teacher meeting: what you should definitely ask your teacher about

You can learn most about your child’s future school life at the first parent-teacher meeting. True, it is not so easy to make a list of all the questions. Don’t worry, we’ve made a list of topics for you to discuss with your teacher. Check if you missed anything?

1. How will the children study?

Schools in Russia themselves determine the working hours (five or six days) and vacation schedule (once every five weeks or three times per academic year). You can study according to the familiar quarter system, by trimesters (three trimesters of three months, holidays twice, 17–18 days each, in autumn and spring) and by modules (five academic weeks and one week of vacation). Although the final grades for children are still given at the end of the trimester, and not the so-called module.

2. What time do the lessons end?

Weekly load and the maximum number of items per day – all these norms are regulated by the SanPiN resolution. The maximum load per day for the first grade is 4 lessons. The document also says that objects of different complexity must be alternated. There should not be double lessons in elementary school. But the distribution of items by week is not described there.

3. Are extended day groups paid?

Despite the fact that from this year the extension will be organized in a new way and the fee for it should be reduced, schools are allowed to set the price for parents for their child’s stay in an educational institution after school. The school has the right to reduce the amount of the specified fee or not to collect it from certain categories of parents. And don’t forget: according to the law “On Education”, a child has the right to be in school free of charge for two hours after the end of classes.

4. How many people will be in the class?

There must not be more than 25 children per class, except for compensatory education classes. But now almost every school has classes with a significant excess of this standard. According to the Constitution of the Russian Federation and the Federal Law of the Russian Federation “On Education”, everyone in our country is guaranteed the right to receive education. This means that a child who has reached a certain age and with the appropriate documents, the director is obliged to enroll in a school and thus exercise his rights guaranteed by the Constitution. In accordance with sanitary standards, the number of students in a class is determined based on the calculation of compliance with the area norm per child, compliance with the requirements for arranging furniture in classrooms, including the distance of places for classes from a light-bearing wall, requirements for natural and artificial lighting. Therefore, if the area of ​​classrooms allows you to allocate a study place for a child, the class size can be increased.

5. Are there extracurricular activities and do I need to pay for them? And can you refuse?

Attendance at classes outside the approved curriculum is not considered mandatory, so each family has the right to determine the need for these classes and plan the child’s time.

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Description: KINDERCARE LEARNING CENTER is a Center based Child Care Facility in MERIDIAN MS, with a maximum capacity of 96 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of 1 yr old, 2 yr old, 3 yr old, 4 yr old, 5 yr old Pre-Sch, 5-9 yr old, 1 -12 yr old. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

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Meridian of the pericardium (mc)

Outer
course of the meridian of the pericardium (Fig. 205)
begins in the fourth intercostal space,
rises to the third intercostal space
passes to the front of the shoulder
joint, shoulder, elbow joint
(palmar-median line), wrist
joint, passes through the palm, ending
at the end of the third finger.

Internal course of the meridian
(projected at points VC 17
and VC 18 )
starts from the pericardium and goes to
podre-beri, contacting the three levels
meridian of three heaters.

There are 8 points on the meridian; standard
points see table.
10.

MS1 tian-chi
– in the fourth intercostal space, outward from
anterior midline for 5
cun. Function: signal
dot. Readings:
feeling of suffocation, shortness of breath, cough, pneumonia,
bronchitis; pain in the hypochondrium; infiltrate
in the armpit, mastitis; pain in
chest, shoulder, neck enlargement,
supraclavicular and axillary lymphatic
nodes.

MS2 tianquan
– on the front inner surface
shoulder, below the level of the anterior end
armpit folds by 2 cun,
where is the biceps furrow palpable
shoulder muscles. Readings:
pain in the region of the heart, pain behind the sternum
with irradiation to the scapula and according to Figure
205. internal
shoulder surface; cough, pain
chest and hypochondrium; vomit; decline
visual acuity.

MS3 qu-jie
– in the middle of the elbow bend. Readings:
pain in the heart, angina pectoris,
tachycardia, feeling of fear, anxiety,
hand tremor; dry mouth, sweating
head and neck; rise in temperature
body; belching, vomiting.

MS4 si-men
– above the proximal wrist
folds for 5 cun. Function: analgesic
dot. Readings:
hyperthermia of the palms and soles; mastitis;
pain in the heart and chest, tachycardia,
feeling of fear; asthenia; nausea, vomiting,
pain in the hypochondrium; nosebleeds;
pleurisy.

MS5 jian-shih
– above the proximal wrist
folds for 3 cun. Function: group lo
three yin -meridians
hands ( P ,
From .
MC ).
Readings:
sudden pain in the heart
tachycardia; anxiety states, psychoses;
aphonia, sensation of a foreign body in
throat, violation of the act of swallowing, pain in
stomach, vomiting; menstrual disorder
cycle; convulsions in children, epileptiform
seizures; hand arthritis; infiltration into
armpit, hyperthermia
palms, feverish conditions.

MS6 nei-guan
– above the proximal wrist
2 cun folds, between the tendons.
Function: lo- paragraph
to the meridian of the three heaters and
dot-key yin-wei-mai. Readings:
pain in the heart, angina pectoris,
tachycardia; diseases of the chest
cavity, cough with asthmatic
component, laryngitis; hypertension;
belching, vomiting, pain in the stomach, hypochondrium;
pain and cramps in the elbow
joint and shoulder; feverish conditions,
epileptiform seizures; disorders
psyche, sleep, anxious and manic
states.

MS7 Da-ling
– in the middle of the radiocarpal fold, in
recesses between tendons. Function:
both a sedative point and
helper point. Readings:
pain in the heart and chest area,
anxiety, sleep disturbance,
hypertension with high systolic
pressure; sore throat, violation of the act
swallowing; tendovaginitis, pain in the elbow,
wrist joints, in the forearm;
median nerve neuritis; pain in the area
stomach, vomiting with blood; feverish
states; neurasthenia, emotional
lability, hysteria.

MS8 lao-gun
– in the middle of the palm between III
and IV metacarpal bones (with
bent fingers – between the tips III
and IV fingers). Readings:
solar, heat stroke; pain in the area
heart, shortness of breath, hypertension; absence
appetite pathological thirst;
disorder of the act of swallowing, vomiting;
hand tremor, acrocyanosis; arthritis with
limitation of movement of the joints of the hands;
convulsions in children; stomatitis; psychoses,
hysterical fits; eczema on the hands.

MS9 chung-chun
– at the end (in the middle) of the nail phalanx
III finger, stepping back from the nail
0.3 cm. Function: toning point.
Readings:
heat stroke, pre-stroke condition,
shock, pain in the heart, feeling
suffocation and restlessness; headache,
feverish state without sweating;
asthenia, memory impairment; night terrors
in children.

Pericardial Meridian (MC) – School of Master Shi Yanbin

MC1 TIAN-CHI

Location: in the fourth intercostal space, 5 cun outside of the anterior midline.

Indications: feeling of suffocation, shortness of breath, cough, pneumonia, bronchitis; pain in the hypochondrium; infiltrate in the armpit, mastitis; pain in the chest, shoulder, enlargement of the cervical, supraclavicular and axillary lymph nodes.

Injection depth 0.5 cm, deep injection, especially in the left side of the chest, is contraindicated; it is better to first insert the needle perpendicularly by 0.3 cm and then turn it almost horizontally along the intercostal space by another 0.5 cm, pointing the end of the needle outward; cauterization 3–5 min.

MC2 TIAN-QUAN

Location: on the anterior inner surface of the shoulder, below the level of the anterior end of the armpit crease pa 2 cun, where the groove of the biceps of the shoulder is palpable.

Indications: pain in the region of the heart, pain behind the sternum radiating to the shoulder blade and along the inner surface of the shoulder; cough, pain in the chest and hypochondrium; vomit; decrease in visual acuity.

Injection depth 1.5 cm; cauterization 5–10 min.

MZ QU-JIE

Location: in the middle of the elbow.

Indications: pain in the heart, angina pectoris, tachycardia, fear, anxiety; hand tremor; dry mouth, sweating of the head and neck; increase in body temperature; belching, vomiting.

Injection depth 1.0 cm; cauterization 5–10 min.

MS4 SI-MEN analgesic

Location: 5 cun above the proximal radiocarpal crease.

Indications: hyperthermia of the palms and soles; mastitis; pain in the heart and chest, tachycardia, fear; asthenia; nausea, vomiting, pain in the hypochondrium; nosebleeds; pleurisy.

Injection depth 1 cm; cauterization 5–10 min.

MC5 JIAN-SHI

Location: 3 cun above the proximal radiocarpal crease.

Indications: sudden pain in the region of the heart, tachycardia; anxiety states, psychoses; aphonia, sensation of a foreign body in the throat, violation of the act of swallowing, pain in the stomach, vomiting; violation of the menstrual cycle; convulsions in children, epileptiform seizures; hand arthritis; infiltrate in the axillary region, hyperthermia of the palms, feverish conditions.

Injection depth 1.5 cm; cauterization 7–10 min.

MC6 NEI-GUAN stabilizing lo-point to the Meridian of the Three Heaters

Location: above the proximal radiocarpal crease by 2 cun, between the tendons.

Indications: pain in the heart, angina pectoris, tachycardia, diseases of the chest cavity, cough with an asthmatic component, laryngitis; hypertension; belching, vomiting, pain in the stomach, hypochondrium; pain and cramps in the elbow and shoulder area; feverish conditions, epileptiform seizures; mental disorders, sleep disorders, anxiety and manic states.

Injection depth 1.5 cm; cauterization 5–10 min.

MC7 DA-LIN sedative, helper

Location: in the middle of the wrist crease, in the depression between the tendons.

Indications: pain in the heart and chest, anxiety, sleep disturbance, hypertension with high systolic pressure; sore throat, violation of the act of swallowing; tendovaginitis, pain in the elbow, wrist joints, in the forearm; median nerve neuritis; pain in the stomach, vomiting with blood; feverish conditions; neurasthenia, emotional lability, hysteria.

Injection depth 1 cm; cauterization 3–10 min.

MS8 LAO-GUN

Location: in the middle of the palm between III and IV metacarpal bones.

Readings: sunny, heatstroke; pain in the heart, shortness of breath, hypertension; lack of appetite; pathological thirst; disorder of the act of swallowing, vomiting; hand tremor, acrocyanosis; arthritis with limited movement of the joints of the hands; convulsions in children; stomatitis; psychosis, hysterical seizures; eczema on the hands.

Injection depth 0.5–1.0 cm; cauterization 3–5 min.

MC9 ZHUN-CHUN toning

Location: at the end (in the middle) of the nail phalanx of the III finger, 0.3 cm away from the nail.

Indications: heat stroke, pre-stroke, shock, pain in the heart, feeling of suffocation and anxiety; headache, fever without sweating; asthenia, memory impairment; night terrors in children.

Fleshman Pratt Educational Center | THOMASVILLE NC

About the Provider

Description: FLESHMAN PRATT EDUCATIONAL CENTER is a Five Star Center License in THOMASVILLE NC, with a maximum capacity of 120 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of 0 through 6. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

Additional Information: Five Star Center License

Program and Licensing Details

• License Number:
  29000060
• Capacity:
  120
• Age Range:
  0 through 6
• State Rating:
  5
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  Yes
• District Office:
  North Carolina Dept of Health and Human Services – Division of Child Development
• District Office Phone:
  (919) 662-4499 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)

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Date	Type	Violations	Rule
2022-09-07	Announced Inspection	No
2021-12-21	Unannounced Inspection	No
2021-02-23	Unannounced Inspection	Yes
2021-02-23	Violation	808	15A NCAC 18A .2832(a)
The outdoor premises were not clean, drained and free of litter and hazardous materials grass and other vegetation in a manner which does not encourage vermin. The outdoor play area contained several inches of standing water, especially around and in the tires.
2020-06-09	Unannounced Inspection	No
2020-03-12	Unannounced Inspection	Yes
2020-03-12	Violation	846	10A NCAC 09 .0803(4)
Over-the-counter medicines were not in their original containers or administered as authorized in writing by parent, physician or authorized health professional. In space #1, permission to administer diaper cream was not on file for one child.
2020-02-18	Unannounced Inspection	No
2020-01-14	Unannounced Inspection	No
2019-12-04	Unannounced Inspection	No
2019-10-23	Unannounced Inspection	No
2019-09-25	Unannounced Inspection	Yes
2019-09-25	Violation	840	. 2820(b)
All corrosive agents, pesticides, bleaches, detergents, cleansers, polishes, any product which is under pressure in an aerosol dispenser, and any substance which may be hazardous to a child if ingested, inhaled, or handled were not stored in a locked room or cabinet. In space #4, an unlocked cabinet contained an aerosol disinfectant.
2019-09-17	Unannounced Inspection	Yes
2019-09-17	Violation
Enhanced staff/child ratios and group sizes were not met. Group size was not met for the youngest child in the group when two one-year-old children were placed in a classroom with 11 two-year-old children, for a total for thirteen children present in the classroom.
Provider Response: (Contact the State Licensing Office for more information.) Violation confirmed corrected by letter received from provider on 9/17/2019

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Fleshman-Pratt Foundation | Winston Salem, NC

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Financials for Fleshman-Pratt Foundation

• Revenues
• Expenses
• Assets
• Liabilities

Revenues	FYE 12/2022	FYE 12/2021	% Change
Total grants, contributions, etc.	$0	$0	–
Investment income and dividends	$155,626	$148,911	4.5%
Net rental income	$0	$0	–
Net gain from sale of non-inventory assets	$48,105	$39,585	21.5%
Gross sales of inventory	$0	$0	–
Miscellaneous revenues	$0	$0	–
Total revenues	$203,731	$188,496	8.1%

Form 990s for Fleshman-Pratt Foundation

Fiscal year ending	Date received by IRS	Form	PDF link
2022-12	2023-05-12	990PF	View PDF
2021-12	2022-06-09	990PF	View PDF
2019-12	2021-06-03	990PF	View PDF
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Font sizeFontCharacter spacingLine spacingColor schemeImagesSpeak Sergey Kravchuk: We will complete the kindergarten on Zaparina street this year | News It will be designed to receive 190 children, its construction is carried out within the framework of the national project “Demography”. Photo: Khabarovsk city administration press service The construction of a new kindergarten on Zaparina Street will be completed at the end of this year. This pre-school institution, designed for 190 children, is being built as part of the implementation of the national project “Demography”, reports the correspondent of the portal PROkhab.ru. Today, the construction site located on Zaparin Street between Serysheva Street and Amur Boulevard in the center of the regional capital was personally visited by the Mayor of Khabarovsk Sergey Kravchuk. He examined the progress of ongoing work and talked with contractors, and also told reporters that the decision to build another kindergarten in the center of Khabarovsk was made due to the construction of a large residential complex “Amursky Quarter” on the site of the GUPRovsky town. And now the residents of these high-rise new buildings will be provided with places in the kindergarten for their children. It is worth noting that four nursery groups will be created in the future kindergarten, which can accommodate up to 60 babies aged 2 months or older. In addition, this building will have a pitched roof, as the guarantee for it reaches 50 years. The construction of the kindergarten is being carried out as part of the implementation of the national project “Demography” at the expense of the federal, regional and city budgets. At the moment, the builders have finished concreting the technical, first and second floors of the building, having started pouring concrete on the walls of the third floor. In addition, they have already made the external waterproofing of the basement walls and completed the installation of wall drainage. — It is necessary to complete not only asphalt laying, but also to plant green spaces, install fences and children’s play areas, and provide lighting before frost. This “Customer Service” should take it into its “armament” and, together with the contractor, develop a roadmap for improvement. The deadlines are tight – in December of this year we have to hand over the kindergarten, – said Sergey Kravchuk , instructing contractors to speed up the improvement of the territory adjacent to the object, as long as the weather permits. Simultaneously with the construction of the kindergarten, the city authorities are recruiting people who will work in it after it is put into operation. Also, all educational programs have already been developed, which will soon be applied in this preschool institution. In addition, members of the public council for the development of the Kirovsky District are actively following the construction of a kindergarten on Zaparina Street, because many families with small children live in this area, and they are all waiting for the new kindergarten to appear. Kindcare: Medical & Recreational Cannabis Dispensary Опубликовано: September 1, 2023 в 5:26 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous KindCare Assisted Living At Bristol Now at our newest community in Bristol! Add Extra Cheer to Your Holiday and Feel the Difference of KindCare Assisted Living Join us – Saturday, January 28 | 12:00 — 4:00 p.m. Bristol Senior Community Center 240 Stafford Ave., Bristol, CT Show your love and support local small businesses by shopping at the Valentine’s Day Craft Fair. With a variety of great items to choose from, our event is the perfect place to find unique gifts for the special people in your life – and to pick up a little something fun for yourself, too. VENDOR SPECIALTIES: Jewelry and Clothing Baked Goods, Sweets and Jams/Jellies Home Products, Blankets and Crochet Items Artwork and Wooden Crafts Books, Candles and More! Contact Eric Maack or Josh Sevell for more details. 860-451-0838 Download the flyer We’re not a nursing home. We’re a brand-new senior living community providing the best in wellness, lifestyle, and care services. Located near City Hall in historic downtown Bristol, our newest KindCare Assisted Living and Memory Care community offers the convenience of easy access to downtown attractions and health care facilities like Bristol Hospital Medical Center. Residents feel both right at home and in the center of the action for total vibrant living. Bringing the Best in Wellness, Lifestyle, and Care Services to Assisted Living! Located near City Hall in historic downtown Bristol, our newest KindCare Assisted Living community offers the convenience of easy access to downtown and nearby amenities, including Bristol Hospital Medical Center. Feel the difference of our senior care community. Area seniors benefit from an engaging, uplifting lifestyle that empowers them to live their best, most independent lives. Choosing our assisted living and memory care community for yourself or a loved one means choosing a beautiful and accommodating home that residents and families say feels different in the best way possible. Why KindCare There are many reasons seniors love calling our memory care and assisted living community home. First, we recognized that Bristol senior living needed a new and refreshing approach to caring for those in need of extra support, including people with dementia who are in need of specialized dementia care. This includes experienced caregivers who treat residents like family, a variety of life-enrichment programs that make life fulfilling and interesting, and multiple dining options offered all day – on your schedule. But what really sets us apart is our stellar reputation for providing the highest-quality senior living and care programs. Why KindCare Maybe it is our experienced caregivers who care for residents as though they were family or our vibrant life-enrichment programs that offer residents countless choices and opportunities to live full, connected lives. Perhaps it’s our stellar reputation for providing the highest quality senior living. It might be our multiple choices for dining options offered all day – on your time schedule – and invitation for family and friends to join you at any time.  We’re changing the way older adults and their loved ones experience senior living. At KindCare at Bristol, it’s possible to access the high-quality services and amenities you seek, all at an unmatched VALUE. You won’t have to sacrifice your entire life savings or dig deep into your pockets to find exactly what you need and exactly what you desire for your future. Visit us today to take it all in. We’re confident you’ll feel our difference the moment you walk through our doors. Explore Assisted Living at KindCare Bristol Luxury Amenities At KindCare at Bristol, life is about convenience and enjoyment. You won’t ever have to worry about home maintenance or getting around. Instead, you’ll delight in our activities, urban gardens, personal transportation, full-service salon, exquisite dining, and more wonderful amenities. Read more Wellness Services We believe that a fulfilling and dignified life should be met with more than basic care. Our proactive, holistic wellness programs focus on innovation, technology, cultural enrichment, physical activity, mental health, academic learning, and more opportunities for seniors to shine and feel their best. Read more Luxury Amenities At KindCare at Bristol, life is about convenience and enjoyment. You won’t ever have to worry about home maintenance or getting around. Instead, you’ll delight in our activities, urban gardens, personal transportation, full-service salon, exquisite dining, and more wonderful amenities. Read more Wellness Services We believe that a fulfilling and dignified life should be met with more than basic care. Our proactive, holistic wellness programs focus on innovation, technology, cultural enrichment, physical activity, mental health, academic learning, and more opportunities for seniors to shine and feel their best. Read more All-Inclusive Price When we say everything you see is what’s included in your monthly fee, we’re serious. From a well-appointed residence to all amenities and personal care services, the price for exceptional and accessible senior living is exactly what you agree to when you make the commitment to move to our community. Neighborhood Feel Here, everyone becomes friends, family, and each other’s support groups. There are countless ways to socialize and feel confident, regardless of physical and cognitive abilities. Our studio apartments and companion suites create an intimate space to feel love and support, and come with everything you need to live well. Read more Luxury Amenities Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. Read more Wellness Services Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. Read more All-inclusive Price When we say everything you see is what’s included in your monthly fee, we’re serious. From a well-appointed residence to all amenities and personal care services, the price for exceptional and accessible senior living is exactly what you agree to when you make the commitment to move to our community. Read more Neighborhood Feel Here, everyone becomes friends, family, and each other’s support groups. There are countless ways to socialize and feel confident, regardless of physical and cognitive abilities. Our studio apartments and companion suites create an intimate space to feel love and support, and come with everything you need to live well. Read more Find the care you need and deserve. Our mission is to provide superior services, amenities, and personal care at a transparent, value-driven price. We provide the aspects of much larger communities but with the neighborhood feel residents and their families love. Are you unsure about the level of care that’s best for you or your loved one? Learn more below, and let us guide you to making the right decision. Unlike stereotypical assisted living facilities, we provide assisted living in Bristol that caters to personal needs. Seniors in assisted living are encouraged to live independently while our registered nurses and caregiving staff tend to activities of daily living, like dressing and bathing, whenever extra support is required. For individuals living with different forms of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, we provide memory care services for both early stages and late stages of cognitive decline. It’s important for us to create a comprehensive care plan balanced with activities that maintain dignity and joy for optimum, long-term wellness. Want to learn more about the new Kindcare Bristol? Drop us a line! We’d love to hear from you. Fill out our contact form for more information about KindCare communities! We look forward to hearing from you.  Contact Us Why Kindcare – Kindcare Assisted Living At Bristol The KindCare Difference​ Why KindCare? KindCare Assisted Living prides itself on providing outstanding care, quality amenities, great food, and lasting friendships among residents, associates and family members of KindCare. We’re proud to offer a luxury-level experience without the luxury price! Smaller communities with a neighborhood feel allow for lower construction costs, which benefits the residents Companion “friendship” suites allow for enhanced well-being of residents through more opportunities allow for social interaction Utilization of technology for telehealth and telemedicine allows us to create better health outcomes Proactive wellness programs allow us to focus on exercise and holistic wellness Multiple options allow dining at any time of the day Lifelong learning and engagement programs allow residents to continue to grow and thrive – creating a sense of neighborhood and camaraderie with others A well-trained and highly skilled nursing team allows us to provide outstanding personal care services, as well as coordinate and communicate medical needs with physicians, families, and other team members among residents, associates and The KindCare Way KindCare Assisted Living was created to ensure that the many benefits of assisted living and memory care are available to a larger percentage of our senior population than the more “traditional” brands of assisted living and memory care. Our founders made it clear that we were to provide the same level of services, amenities, and personal care delivery – if not better – than the various competitors out there and to do it at a price point that was transparent and more affordable than most options available today. KindCare feels that having residents become well known to not only our associates but to one another, family members, and all persons involved in the care team leads to better outcomes. With this focus on the person and proactive wellness – we have created a neighborhood feel throughout our communities. In doing so, we are able to ensure our residents have access to top-notch amenities and services, multiple dining options throughout the day, utilization of technology, and proactive wellness programs to create not only better health outcomes but fully engaged, rich lives dependent on resident interests and desires. KindCare is able to offer all of this and more at an all-inclusive cost – meaning that your cost is the same month over month – and you won’t get a phone call that your rate is going up next month due to service-level changes. Community Pride, Community Care So many factors help us decide how to choose the best community for ourselves or our loved ones. Physical health and well-being, as well as social, emotional and economic factors, come into play. Many providers may meet needs on some of these issues, but KindCare addresses all of a potential resident’s concerns. KindCare partners with your current healthcare provider to enhance the overall care team in providing healthcare services and personal care needs. Our companion suite model gives residents both privacy and the opportunity for more interaction, not only with friends and family members, but also with friends and family members of their suitemates. This model, by design, leads to more socialization and better overall emotional well-being. KINDCARE LIFESTYLE Have questions? VIEW OUR RESOURCES Telehealth and Telemedicine Safety, convenience, and faster delivery of care make telehealth an excellent care option. Learn About Telehealth Services Remote Communications We believe that keeping communication lines open, transparent, and easy to use is important. Learn About Communication Services Proactive Measures for Safety KindCare recognizes that the senior living industry must be proactive about keeping residents safe. 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Salaries at wells fargo: Wells Fargo Salaries | Levels.fyi Опубликовано: September 1, 2023 в 5:14 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Miscellaneous Wells Fargo and Company Salaries (2023) – 1577 Entries 1,574 total salary submissions Average Wells Fargo and Company Salary Total Median Pay $99,000 Median Base Pay $74,000 Median Bonus Pay $25,000 How much does Wells Fargo and Company pay? Base range: $38,000 – $127,000 For this salary and bonus range, Low is the 10th Percentile and High is the 90th Percentile. These ranges are from employer specific salaries submitted by WSO members. Bonus range: $3,500 – $95,000 Filter Wells Fargo and Company Compensation by Position, Location and/or Division InternAnalystAssociateSummer Associate InternVice PresidentOtherFinancial AdvisorConsultantTellerAccountantManagerPortfolio ManagerAssistantFinancial RepresentativeAuditorDeveloperBrokerEngineerTrader CharlotteNew YorkSan FranciscoLos AngelesHoustonMinneapolisChicagoDallasAtlantaSt. LouisPhiladelphiaBostonWashingtonCharlotteColumbiaCharlotte, NC, USASan DiegoLondonDenverNew yorkMiamiPhoenixBaltimoreSeattleIndianapolisAustinNew York, NY, USAConcordSan joseDes MoinesHong KongRaleighMcLeanSan FranciscoPortlandSan Francisco, CA, USAPalo AltoOrlandoMilwaukeeClevelandBirminghamWashington D. C.FresnoRichmondBethesdaSummitMenomonee FallsJacksonvilleRoanokeSaint LouisSalt Lake CityEast LansingPepper PikeOaklandSioux FallsLos AngelesEl PasoChicagoNashvilleFort MyersPhiladelphiaFremontNaplesRancho Cordova, CaliforniaSaratoga SpringsVirginia BeachBoisePlatform OfferOmahaLas VegasTallahasseeDel MarLivingstonCarmelCarlsbadViningsAmerican ForkLaramieBillingsFairfaxTorontoOCDurhamBozemanOaklandLeawoodSan MateoRancho CucamongaDaytonWhite PlainsMonroevilleDuvalIrvingSan AntonioBaltimoreMartinezHamptonHoustonFinancial AnalystWells Fargo SecuritiesMinneapolisCharMaconChicago, IL, USAEugeneLos Angeles, CA, USANorfolkPortland, OR, USASingaporeloSheltonGreater New York AreaWest CovinaTBDJacksonwestonFort WayneCoral GablesCalgaryFort WorthHoffman EstatesKansas CityReadingSnellvilleBloomingtonWells FargoIndianapolis, IN, USASeasttleChapel HillCharlotte, NCNew2-4mm metro areaScrantonPompano beachCHARLOTTTampaLakelandSeattleCentralChandlerWalnut CreekSacramentoEC4A 4AUSan LeandroCity of LondonAtlantaSt. Louis Investment BankingCommercial BankingCorporate BankingGeneralistReal EstateDebt Capital MarketsMergers and AcquisitionsLeveraged FinanceSales and TradingNAWealth ManagementEnergyPublic FinanceTechnology, Media and Telecom (TMT)Equity ResearchRisk ManagementConsumer – RetailRiskMiddle MarketIndustrialsPrivate Wealth ManagementFinancial Institutions Group (FIG)HealthcareCredit RiskInvestmentsRetail BankingEquity Capital MarketsStructured Products FSRFixed IncomeCorporate FinanceTreasuryPrivate BankingOtherCreditFinancial ServicesOil & GasOil and GasInvestment ManagementAsset Backed SecuritiesAsset ManagementFinancial SponsorsCapital MarketsTradingFICC – Fixed Income Currency and CommoditiesCommercialSecuritiesOperationsPowerStructured ProductsAdvisoryTechnologySalesDerivativesInvestment ResearchAuditFinanceSyndicationsStrategyResearchInformation Technology (IT)RetirementInvestment Grade FinanceMacroInsuranceGlobal Financial InstitutionsRatesBrokerageMarketsMultifamilyRCBOEquitiesOther AdvisoryPrivate EquityAnalyticsPortfolio ManagementPrime BrokerageCorporate DevelopmentRestructuringWholesaleGlobal MarketsAsset-Backed FinanceEquity long onlyThe Private BankInvestmen BankingWells Fargo Home MortgageCorporate finance group (fairly new division)Asset Based LendingWebCommoditiesRetail Banking GroupCRERotationalInstitutional Retirement and TrustLending DepartmentFIG Investment BankingGovernment Institutional BankingWFSsaleInvestments – DevelopmentRMBS TradingWBRInternational GroupWF AdvesorsGovernment and Institutional BankingRetail Commercial BankingCorporate Banking, Financial Institutions GroupCorporate LendingFinancial Planning and AnalysisProp TradingAccountingCollateralized Mortgage Obligations (CMO)Strategy and OperationsMarketingQuantitative ResearchGamingBusiness DevelopmentBack OfficeGovernment – FederalLife SciencesSoftwareBusiness Process Outsourcing (BPO)ComplianceProduct ManagementNatural ResourcesGrowth EquityIBCM of 158 pages Year Position Location Group/Division Pay Rate/Type Bonus 2023 Summer Analyst Charlotte Commercial Banking Unlock Unlock 2023 Credit Analyst Charlotte Middle Market Unlock Unlock 2021 Investment banking analyst New York Investment Banking Unlock Unlock 2023 Incoming Associate New York Investment Banking Unlock Unlock 2023 IB Summer Analyst Charlotte Leveraged Finance Unlock Unlock 2019 Financial Advisor Charlotte Private Wealth Management Unlock Unlock 2022 ESG Investment Analyst Intern St. Louis Private Wealth Management Unlock Unlock 2023 summer analyst charlotte Private Wealth Management Unlock Unlock 2023 Investment Banking Analyst Charlotte Healthcare Unlock Unlock 2023 Senior Business Relationship Support Analyst Charlotte Structured Products Unlock Unlock of 158 pages Position # of Submissions Avg Total Annual Comp $ in USD Total Pay Range The blue bars below represent the minimum and maximum base salary for each position. If salary is over $300k, we still show the max # but cap the length of the blue bar not to throw off the scale for the other positions. The dark blue line within each bar represents the average salary for that position. The green line within each bar represents the median salary for that position. You can get the exact average and median by hovering over any bar For interns and other positions that are paid hourly, weekly or monthly, we have annualized their base salary for easy comparison based on a 40 hour work week and 50 weeks worked per year. Managing Director 2 Salaries $532,500 465k 600k Director 11 Salaries $380,797 190k 600k Engineer 1 Salaries $150,000 150k 150k Vice President 64 Salaries $228,831 96k 404k Associate 184 Salaries $188,049 92k 300k Trader 1 Salaries $220,000 220k 220k Consultant 8 Salaries $118,228 35k 240k Summer Associate Intern 74 Salaries $120,899 39k 250k Developer 2 Salaries $87,500 85k 90k Auditor 3 Salaries $104,908 74k 141k Portfolio Manager 5 Salaries $93,500 74k 109k Analyst 607 Salaries $111,945 65k 165k Financial Advisor 9 Salaries $87,554 46k 255k Accountant 5 Salaries $72,201 55k 100k Manager 5 Salaries $80,518 38k 116k Financial Representative 4 Salaries $79,250 41k 116k Other 22 Salaries $69,306 38k 100k Intern 491 Salaries $59,093 37k 83k Assistant 4 Salaries $56,500 40k 74k NA 8 Salaries $53,250 30k 95k Credit Analyst 3 Salaries $49,000 35k 62k Broker 1 Salaries $46,000 46k 46k Teller 8 Salaries $25,885 21k 31k Highest Paying Jobs at Wells Fargo and Company Year Position Location Group/Division Pay Rate/Type Bonus 2012 Vice President San Francisco Generalist Unlock Unlock 2018 Director Charlotte Investment Banking Unlock Unlock 2014 Vice President Los Angeles Derivatives Unlock Unlock 2017 VP Charlotte Investment Banking Unlock Unlock 2015 VP Charlotte Investment Banking Unlock Unlock 2016 Director Houston Leveraged Finance Unlock Unlock 2014 Director San Francisco FICC – Fixed Income Currency and Commodities Unlock Unlock 2013 Associate Charlotte RMBS Trading Unlock Unlock 2014 Director New York Quantitative Research Unlock Unlock 2018 Associate 3 Charlotte Investment Banking Unlock Unlock Average Pay by City for Wells Fargo and Company Salaries by Location at Wells Fargo and Company Rank City Total pay Range Range of $/hr 1 New York $85,000 – $165,000 $43/hr – $83/hr 2 Houston $70,000 – $162,500 $35/hr – $81/hr 3 San Francisco $71,000 – $141,000 $36/hr – $71/hr 4 Charlotte $70,000 – $140,000 $35/hr – $70/hr 5 Boston $70,000 – $115,000 $35/hr – $58/hr 6 Chicago $67,200 – $113,000 $34/hr – $57/hr 7 Los Angeles $65,000 – $105,000 $33/hr – $53/hr 8 Dallas $66,000 – $99,000 $33/hr – $50/hr 9 Philadelphia $60,000 – $89,000 $30/hr – $45/hr 10 Atlanta $60,000 – $85,000 $30/hr – $43/hr Average rate per hour is calculated based on 40hr week or 2,000hr year. Wells Fargo and Company Salaries by Department Rank Department Average Pay Average Hourly Pay 1 Structured Products $197,500 $99/hr 2 Oil & Gas $175,000 $88/hr 3 Ficc Fixed Income Currency And Commodities $175,000 $88/hr 4 Industrials $162,000 $81/hr 5 Risk Management $158,000 $79/hr 6 Strategy $145,750 $73/hr 7 Equity Research $143,000 $72/hr 8 Investment Banking $141,000 $71/hr 9 Sales And Trading $137,500 $69/hr 10 Equity Capital Markets $135,000 $68/hr Average rate per hour is calculated based on 40hr week or 2,000hr year. Recently Added Wells Fargo and Company Salaries Year Position Location Group/Division Pay Rate/Type Bonus 2023 Summer Analyst Charlotte Commercial Banking Unlock Unlock 2023 Credit Analyst Charlotte Middle Market Unlock Unlock 2021 Investment banking analyst New York Investment Banking Unlock Unlock 2023 Incoming Associate New York Investment Banking Unlock Unlock 2023 IB Summer Analyst Charlotte Leveraged Finance Unlock Unlock Interview Query | Wells Fargo Data Analyst Salary Min: $91K Max: $146K Min: $1K Max: $138K Normalized Wells Fargo Data Analyst Salaries Base salary Total compensation Average total compensation 0% – Low 15%85% Cost of living 0% – Low 15%85% Years of experience 0% – Low 15%85% The average base salary for Data Analyst at Wells Fargo is in the top 90% compared to all other companies salaries. The average base salary for Data Analyst at Wells Fargo is $120,853 while the average Data Analyst base salary is $82,666. If we normalize the salaries at Wells Fargo by the cost of living, then the average base salary for Data Analyst at Wells Fargo is in the top 97% compared to all other companies. If we normalize the salaries at Wells Fargo by the years of experience, then the average base salary for Data Analyst at Wells Fargo is in the top 74% compared to all other companies. Wells Fargo Data Analyst Salary by Seniority Levels Base salary Total compensation Senior* $115K $150K Entry Level* Seniority can increase the pay of a Data Analyst at Wells Fargo. Here are the base salaries of a Data Analyst at Wells Fargo grouped into 2 seniority categories. Senior (6+ years of experience) average base salary is $136,000 Entry Level (0-1 years of experience) average base salary is $112,500 Wells Fargo Data Analyst Salary Compared to other Positions Base salary Total compensation Product Manager $83K $198K Data Scientist $113K $181K Software Engineer $100K $175K Data Analyst $91K $146K Data Engineer $75K $148K Machine Learning Engineer $82K $158K Business Analyst $63K $119K Most data science positions fall under different position titles depending on the actual role. From the graph we can see that on average the Product Manager role pays the most with a $151,200 base salary while the Business Analyst role on average pays the least with a $94,833 base salary. Top Cities for Wells Fargo Data Analyst Salaries Base salary Total compensation New York, NY* $140K $143K Charlotte, NC $115K $146K San Francisco, CA* Des Moines, IA* Dallas, TX* Minneapolis-St. Paul Area* Denver, CO* The Data Analyst salary in New York, NY is the highest paying salary with a $141,500 average base salary. The Data Analyst salary in Denver, CO is the lowest paying salary with $71,000 average base salary. Wells Fargo Data Analyst Salary Compared to other Companies Base salary Total compensation Antra $63K $659K Netflix $131K $350K The d. e. shaw group $145K $250K Bank Of America Merrill Lynch $96K $241K A. T. Kearney $143K $183K Citadel Llc $110K $200K Two Sigma $90K $215K Twitter $117K $177K Course Hero $110K $200K Contextlogic $119K $172K Citi $75K $200K Affirm, Inc. $100K $174K Meta $95K $183K Lyft $110K $180K Wells Fargo $91K $146K The Data Analyst at Vodafone salary is the highest paying salary with a $400,000 average base salary. The Data Analyst at Enterprise business solutions salary is the lowest paying salary with $44,000 average base salary. Salaries in Fargo (USA), average salaries in 2023 and 2022 Salaries in Fargo (USA), average salaries in 2023 and 2022 | BDEX `; document.getElementById(‘adv-2’).innerHTML = container2; }; `; document.getElementById(‘adv-3’).innerHTML = container3; }; 204,930 ₽ Average salary in Fargo As of June 1, 2023, the salary in Fargo is 204,930 ₽. In micro-enterprises with up to 15 employees – the average salary is 122,960 ₽, in small enterprises with up to 100 employees – 184,440 ₽, and in medium-sized companies with more than 100 employees – 225,420 ₽. In large enterprises in Fargo, with more than 250 employees, the salary is 286,900 ₽. 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The increase in the average salary in Fargo for the year amounted to 6,150 ₽. 2023 Company size (number of employees) Salary per month (net) Large companies (from 250) 286,900 ₽ Medium companies (up to 250) 225 420 ₽ Small companies ( up to 100) 184,440 RUB Micro-enterprises (up to 15) 122,960 RUB Public sector 163,940 RUB 900 02`; document. getElementById(‘adv-5m’).innerHTML = container5m; }; 2022 Company size (number of employees) Salary per month (net) Large companies (from 250) 278,290 ₽ Medium companies (up to 250) 218 660 ₽ Small companies ( up to 100) 178,900 ₽ Micro-enterprises (up to 15) 119,270 ₽ Public sector 159,030 ₽ 18 the United States occupies the place in the ranking of countries by salaries `; document.getElementById(‘adv-6m’).innerHTML = container6m; }; Fargo salaries by industry We calculate the average salary in Fargo by line of work based on vacancies posted in the public domain, as well as information from users living in Fargo. Education The average education salary in Fargo ranges from $114,370 to $240,810. On average, a college teacher earns 240,810 ₽, a school teacher – 208,250 ₽, a speech therapist earns 164,180 ₽, a tutor in Fargo receives 158,650 ₽ per month, and a social teacher, respectively, 142,040 ₽. College teacher $240,810 $ School teacher0003`; document.getElementById(‘adv-3m’).innerHTML = container3m; }; `; document.getElementById(‘adv-128’).innerHTML = container128; }; IT The average IT salary in Fargo ranges from ₽156,800 to ₽175,250. On average, a system administrator earns 175,250 ₽, an equipment repair specialist – 171,560 ₽, a technical support specialist earns 162,340 ₽, a tester in Fargo receives 156,800 ₽ per month. System Administrator 175,250 RUB Equipment Repair Specialist 171,560 RUB Technical Support Specialist 162,340 RUB Design The average salary in design in Fargo ranges from ₽186,520 to ₽251,080 . On average, a ux/ui designer earns ₽251,080, a game designer ₽250,880, an interior designer earns ₽223,410, a 3d designer in Fargo earns ₽208,650 per month, and a web designer, respectively, ₽201,480. UX/UI designer 251,080 RUB Game designer 250,880 RUB Interior designer 223,410 RUB 9 0003`; document.getElementById(‘adv-6’).innerHTML = container6; }; `; document.getElementById(‘adv-2m’).innerHTML = container2m; }; Marketing The average salary in marketing in Fargo ranges from ₽112,530 to ₽175,250. On average, a marketer earns 175,250 ₽, an event manager – 164,180 ₽, a pr-manager earns 162,340 ₽, a director in Fargo receives 162,340 ₽ per month, and an SMM specialist, respectively, 138,350 ₽. Marketer 175,250 RUB Event Manager 164,180 RUB PR Manager 162,340 RUB Accounting The average salary in accounting and finance in Fargo ranges from ₽180,780 to ₽243,500 . On average, an auditor earns ₽243,500, a credit manager – ₽225,050, an accountant earns ₽180,780. Auditor 243,500 ₽ Credit manager 225,050 ₽ Accountant Rs. On average, a HR director earns 284,090 ₽, an assistant manager – 171,560 ₽, an HR specialist earns 164,180 ₽, a purchasing manager in Fargo receives 160,490 ₽ per month, and a housekeeping manager, respectively, 143,890 ₽. HR Director 284,090 ₽ Executive Assistant Rs. up to 1 102 050 ₽. On average, a judge earns 1,102,050 rubles, a notary – 512,900 rubles, a realtor earns 287,780 rubles, a bankruptcy lawyer in Fargo receives 215,830 rubles a month, a lawyer, respectively, 213,990 rubles. Judge 1,102,050 ₽ Notary 512,900 ₽ Realtor 287,780 ₽ Medicine The average salary in medicine in Fargo ranges from 123,600 ₽ to 356,020 ₽. On average, the head physician receives 356,020 rubles, the head of the department – 267,470 rubles, the dentist earns 230,590 rubles, the surgeon in Fargo receives 228,740 rubles a month, the traumatologist, respectively, 208,450 rubles. Head of department0003 Restaurants The average salary in catering and restaurants in Fargo ranges from ₽125,440 to ₽219,520. On average, a chef earns 219,520 ₽, a cook – 162,340 ₽, a waiter earns 140,200 ₽, a barista in Fargo receives 136,510 ₽ per month, and a bartender, respectively, 134,660 ₽. Chef Rs. 78 Trade The average salary in trade in Fargo ranges from ₽103,310 to ₽223,210. On average, a sales manager receives 223,210 ₽, a store director – 202 920 ₽, a merchandiser earns 162,340 ₽, a sales representative in Fargo receives 153,110 ₽ per month, and a cashier, respectively, 145,730 ₽. Sales manager 223,210 ₽ Store manager 202,920 ₽ Merchandiser 162,340 ₽ `; document.getElementById(‘adv-128m’).innerHTML = container128m; }; Beauty The average salary in the beauty industry in Fargo ranges from ₽110,680 to ₽217,680. On average, a masseur receives 217,680 ₽, a barber – 213,990 ₽, a cosmetologist earns 193,700 ₽, a hairdresser in Fargo receives 136,510 ₽ per month, and a manicurist, respectively, 110,680 ₽. Masseur 217,680 RUB Barber 213,990 RUB Cosmetologist The average wage in manufacturing in Fargo ranges from ₽130,970 to ₽243,500. On average, an operations engineer earns 243,500 ₽, a chief engineer – 228,740 ₽, a design engineer earns 226,900 ₽, a quality engineer in Fargo receives 215,830 ₽ per month, an ACS engineer, respectively, 208,450 ₽. Operations Engineer 243,500 RUB Chief Engineer 228,740 RUB Design Engineer 226,900 RUB 900 78 Transport The average salary in transport and logistics in Fargo ranges from 95,930 ₽ to 162,340 ₽. On average, a driver earns 162,340 ₽, a taxi driver – 160,490 ₽, an auto mechanic earns 145,730 ₽, a logistician in Fargo receives 138,350 ₽ per month, and a packer, respectively, 125,440 ₽. Driver 162,340 RUB Taxi driver 160,490 RUB Auto mechanic document.getElementById(‘adv-30m’). innerHTML = container30m; }; Construction The average salary in construction and housing and communal services in Fargo ranges from 125,440 ₽ to 309,920 ₽. On average, an architect earns 309,920 ₽, a foreman – 232,430 ₽, a process engineer earns 228,740 ₽, a gas welder in Fargo receives 213,900 per month.90 ₽, design engineer respectively 206 610 ₽. Architect Rs. 8 Security The average salary in law enforcement agencies in Fargo ranges from 158,650 ₽ to 465,380 ₽. On average, a police colonel earns 465,380 ₽, a police major – 312,290 ₽, a lieutenant, a police ensign earns 220,340 ₽, a lifeguard, a firefighter in Fargo receives 202,900 per month.20 ₽, labor protection engineer, respectively 193,700 ₽. Police Colonel 465,380 ₽ Police Major 312,290 ₽ Lieutenant, Ensign of Police 220,340 ₽ 900 03 Agriculture The average salary in agriculture in Fargo ranges from ₽134,660 to ₽171,560 ₽. On average, a livestock specialist earns 171,560 ₽, an agronomist – 160,490 ₽, a tractor driver earns 149,420 ₽, a machine operator in Fargo receives 134,660 ₽ per month. Agronomist 78 Without a profession The average salary in a job without a specialty in Fargo ranges from 90,390 ₽ to 145,730 ₽. On average, a packer earns 145,730 ₽, a maid – 134,660 ₽, a call center operator earns 127,290 ₽, a labeler in Fargo receives 125,440 ₽ per month, and a loader, respectively, 123,600 ₽. Packer 145,730 RUB Maid 134,660 RUB Call Center Operator 127,290 RUB ethical issues and possible preventive measures essay example In today’s society, scandals that have befallen large corporations are quickly detected and discussed through the use of the media. How a company responds and solves a problem can be detrimental to success and growth. In the following text, we will discuss the recent Wells Fargo scandal, ethical issues, and how or if the scandal could have been prevented. Case Facts In 2008/2009, Wells Fargo introduced a quota for opening or cross-selling by employees across the company. However, it was discovered that in order to meet the quota, employees began to create fake accounts for customers. These “free” accounts promised by employees to customers were actually premium accounts, Wells Fargo premium accounts come with high fees. These large commissions lead to account overdrafts, and account overdrafts lead to more serious problems, such as the destruction of a client’s credit lines. Ethical issues The most obvious ethical issue of the 2008/2009 Wells Fargo scandal. there was a loss or breach of trust that resulted in the loss of integrity of Wells Fargo employees. The loss of integrity for personal incentive had an impact on the corporation as a whole. Poor decision-making issues, chosen and carried out by employees rather than consumers, are detrimental to Wells Fargo’s reputation and morale. Was Wells Fargo wrong or not? Wells Fargo employees were wrong, they lied, created and opened fake accounts, and hid the fact that they did it to get an incentive. Piazza & Jourdan (2018) acknowledged that without publicity, organizations’ misbehavior may or may not change organizational membership, meaning that if they are not caught, employees will stay to reap the benefits of their paycheck. Carberry, EJ, Engelen, P. & Van Essen, M. (2018) found that the costs of corporate misconduct begin with the cost of replacing employees and can lead to reputational penalties that can be associated with a corporation’s decline in share price and loss interested parties. The entire Wells Fargo account-opening scandal was systemic in the sense that it involved the entire company and was not caused by one person. What is the root cause or source? Knowing and distributing incentives for employees to cross-sell services and accounts was the biggest problem in the Wells Fargo scandal. Elections were made within the whole company so that everyone who participated in them could benefit. How could this have been avoided? First of all, without offering an incentive for quota purposes. When you create rewards but don’t track how they are achieved or earned, you start allowing employees to engage in unethical business practices. What’s more, when Wells Fargo executives discovered there was a problem with fake accounts, they needed to stop the program, declare the problem, and fix it before it got worse. Corporations facing misconduct try to limit the exposure of problems in order to limit external losses. In an attempt to remedy the situation, Wells Fargo laid off 5,300 participating employees, about 1 percent of the company’s 300,000 employees. However, when there are multiple reasons for hitting certain market thresholds, it’s not just your day-to-day employees that are at fault. Piazza & Jourdan (2018) recognized that when a member of an organization is attached to it and has to deal with the consequences, the less they should react to a scandal. The corporate culture will have to change, starting with making sure that the ethical decisions of the CFO or CEO are consistent with those of the company. The higher-ranking employee has the opportunity to convey to all employees the ethical business values ​​necessary to conduct business with integrity. When misbehavior becomes the focus of attention, the organization has the opportunity to show that they have higher ethical standards or are perceived as strict adherents of ethical standards. With a combination of personal and business ethics, organizational control and government regulation, the company is less likely to create an unethical corporate culture. However, more than one person or department is responsible for how an organization is run, and its social responsibility leads to better bottom line results, greater profits, and more customers for business growth. Register to continue your job study Conflict between financial position and love 10/30/2020 No Comments In Sense and Meaning, Jane Austen uses various thematic elements to educate the reader on the nature of British high society in the 19th century. Kids at daycare: 5 Things Your Child will Learn at Daycare Опубликовано: September 1, 2023 в 4:52 pm Автор: alexxlab Категории: Kid 5 Things Your Child will Learn at Daycare 01/09/2019     Every day, millions of children will laugh, learn, and play at one of the thousands of child care facilities across the United States.  Daycare is a great option both for parents who have busy work schedules and for their children who can gain from daycare’s many benefits.  A good child care center gives children a safe and nurturing place to explore the world around them while also learning and gaining important skills needed to thrive both in school and in life. Here are five advantages of placing your child in an early education program at an accredited childcare center. 1. Social Skills Attending daycare allows children to develop social skills early on which are valuable for their social and emotional development. Learning how to deal with other people allows children to grow and the earlier a child begins to build his or her social kills, the easier it will become. Interacting regularly with other kids means learning how to better relate to their peers and also better understanding their emotions and ways of solving problems. Another way kids can benefit socially and emotionally is by learning important values early on such as sharing, working together, kindness, and respect for others. These traits will become invaluable as they progress through the developmental years and into adulthood. 2. Self-Assurance When children interact with people other than their parents, whether peers or adult care givers, they learn to trust other people and be more confident with themselves. This can reduce separation anxiety when kids start school. Small children have difficulty understanding the concept of time, which can lead to feelings of anxiety when separated from their parents.  Through the daily routine of engaging with another group of supportive adult caregivers and fellowship of other kids around them can help them to overcome fears of being separated from their mom and dad. 3. Cognitive skills Children can benefit cognitively from the activities and learning games offered at a quality child care center. They will learn language skills, colors and numbers, and more. In addition, children learn and develop thinking skills by playing and exploring the world through their curiosity.  A good daycare facility will include several types of learning exercises each day, often disguised as “play” so that children are more likely to enjoy the learning process. 4. Immunity to Illnesses Another often overlooked advantage of daycare is that children are more exposed to illnesses, which can build up their immunity to them. This can mean less sick days during the upcoming school years.   Also, a good child care facility will teach students the importance of proper hygiene techniques, from how and when to wash their hands to the proper way to blow their noses and dispose of tissues. 5. Discipline The structure and routine in child care facilities gives children a sense of stability and familiarity each day.   Most programs follow set schedules for snack time, naps, and activities.  This instills a routine that teaches children discipline around their daily tasks and a sense of consistency that allows them to feel more emotionally secure.  Time management is often cited as one of the keys to success in life and learning this valuable skill as a child can build habit that will carry throughout a young person’s entire life. The time that a child spends in day care can be very rewarding, leaving them with valuable skills in addition to hours of fun and socializing with other kids.  The right daycare facility can provide a safe, nurturing environment for children that will help prepare them for school and beyond. Albany Med Kids Child Care Providing Daycare for Ages 6 Months to Kindergarten Albany Med Kids provides high quality child care for our employees, affiliates and members of our community. Our year-round daily child care program serves children ages 6 weeks to 5 years. Each of our large, bright classrooms is individually designed to accommodate the program expectations for each age group. Our programs include daily breakfast, lunch and snacks, a computer lab and outdoor playground, and an air conditioned gymnasium. All children are located in one secure building with a security officer on site. Ample parking allows for easy drop-off and pick-up. Our facilities are fully licensed by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services. Our History Albany Med Kids opened as “Kidskeller” in 1984. It was the first daycare center to be opened by a hospital in the region, and one of the largest operated by a medical institution in New York State. Today, about 80 percent of the children attending Kidskeller have one or more parents working at the Medical Center. The remaining 20 percent have parents who do not work at Albany Medical Center but who are attracted by the excellent reputation or the proximity to their workplace. Contact Us To find out more about our facilities, please call us at 518-262-6950 or email us at [email protected]. We are located at 16 St. James Place in Albany. Hours: 6:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Monday – Friday Infants We aim to provide a stimulating environment for babies on the move with age-appropriate toys and activities like soft blocks, mirrors, sensory tables and pull-toys—all designed to encourage infant development through exploration and interaction. Infants are fed bottles and baby foods according to their individualized schedules. Albany Med Kids provides formula (Enfamil with iron), infant cereal, vegetables and fruit, or parents may choose to bring in their own pumped breast milk, formula or food. Nursing mothers are encouraged to nurse their infants at any time in our private nursing area. All parents are welcome to visit their infants at any time throughout the day. At the end of each day, you will receive a report from your baby’s teachers noting how much your child ate, length of naps, number of diaper changes, and any other pertinent information about the day. Toddlers Our toddler curriculum is designed to promote each child’s growing independence and development. Children are stimulated through learning centers that encourage gross and fine motor skills, language, and cognitive skills. Social skills are gained through family-style meals, the sharing of toys, and small group play. We foster each child’s sense of independence by practicing skills such as getting dressed, eating with a spoon, and drinking from a cup. Private space is available for toddlers who are ready to begin potty training. At this age, scheduled nap time is encouraged from 1 to 3 p.m. each day. Children who do not sleep during rest time are offered a quiet activity. Preschool Our preschool classrooms focus on each child’s increasing curiosity and newly emerging skills through advanced learning centers for interests in arts, math, reading, and science. Children are encouraged to experiment and explore with a variety of textures like sand, water, and clay, and other scientific investigation equipment. Imaginations are developed through dramatic play props such as those for housekeeping and transportation. Art projects using paper, paint, markers and other materials foster creative expression. Children are taught to be responsible and to help others by taking turns with classroom chores. By the end of preschool, our goal is for your child to recognize his or her name, be able to identify shapes and colors, and begin to recite numbers and letters. Pre-K In their final year before transitioning to kindergarten, our goal is for children in our pre-K program to have built a solid foundation of readiness skills, allowing them to successfully move into a more formal educational setting. Through our curriculum, we strive to help your child accomplish the following objectives by the end of pre-K: Social Share and take turns Respect the rights of others Transition from activities smoothly Care for classroom and personal materials Attention span of 10-15 minutes per activity Emotional Accept responsibility Develop self control and problem solving strategies Develop self confidence Physical Develop muscular coordination Trace Scissor control Correct pencil grip Lace objects Academic Express ideas clearly and in proper sequence Recognize numbers and letters Develop knowledge about – and interest in – the world around them Enrollment & Rates Effective January 3, 2022, Albany Med Kids weekly tuition rates: Infant Care $295 Toddler Care $273 Preschool/Pre-K $252 Daily Rates:  Infant Care $80 Toddler Care $79 Preschool/Pre-K $74 Tuition is discounted 20 percent for Albany Medical Center employees. The sibling discount, which is available for children in full-time programs only, is $15 per week for the oldest child. Contact us for enrollment and availability: 518-262-6950 or [email protected]. What and how children eat in kindergarten. Answers to the most frequent questions of parents At the parent meeting before the start of the school year, it is important to tell what and how children will be fed in kindergarten. For a brief and reasoned discussion with parents about the most important nutritional issues, see the expert comments. Their answers take into account new methodological recommendations. Do not forget to listen to the opinion and wishes of the parents as well. They must be relied upon when compiling the menu. Questions to discuss with parents 1 Which menu is more convenient and useful: a two-week or four-week menu. 4 Is it possible to bring treats to a birthday party. 2 What to give for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner. 5 What to do if your child is allergic to a food. 3 Is it necessary to force children to eat. 6 Do I need to prepare oxygen cocktails in kindergarten. Which menu is more convenient and useful: a two-week or a four-week menu? The menu must be drawn up for at least two weeks (according to new MP 2.4.5.0131–18). However, it is better if the kindergarten has a four-week cyclical menu. It includes a larger set of products and makes food more varied, food stereotypes are not created in children. In such a menu, for example, a larger assortment of cereals, vegetables in the form of vegetable dishes, soups, salads. However, its cost is slightly higher. The main thing is that the menu should have a mandatory set of products. Below you will find a list of them that you can distribute to your parents. Download the table birthday party? SanPiN prohibits bringing food from home to kindergarten. But you can bring industrial products in individual packaging. However, nutritionists do not recommend doing this. Parents usually buy products that contain a lot of artificial additives, a lot of sugar: juices, chocolates, lollipops, sweet cookies. Healthy products (fruits, berries) cannot be brought because of the epidemiological danger. If parents really want to celebrate a child’s birthday, advise bringing marshmallows, high-quality cookies, and drying. And it is better to give a drink that is prepared in kindergarten – tea, herbal tea, compote. Private vocational educational institution “Siberian Regional School (College) of Anna Muratova” invites everyone to study under the programs of secondary vocational education: 44.02.01. Pre-school education 44.02.04. Special preschool education 44.02.02. Teaching in elementary grades Anyone who has a certificate of basic general or secondary general education can study. Read more here. What to give for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner? Breakfast in the kindergarten consists of a hot dish: porridge, casserole, cottage cheese or egg dishes. It also includes a sandwich and a hot drink. The second breakfast is a dessert: fruit, juice. Lunch may include an appetizer, a first course, a second course, and a drink. An appetizer is a salad or portioned vegetables, herring with onions. The first course is soup. The second dish of meat, fish or poultry with a side dish. Drink – compote or jelly, fortified drink, juice. For an afternoon snack, children receive milk, sour-milk drinks, juices or tea with bakery or confectionery products without cream. For an afternoon snack, you can also cook cottage cheese or cereal casseroles. Dinner includes fish, meat, vegetable and cottage cheese dishes, salads and hot drinks. How to feed children in the evening at home? If the child was in kindergarten for 12 hours, he had a full dinner from 18:30 to 19:00. Upon returning home, ask the child if he wants to eat, and if the baby is hungry, offer him a second dinner. Dinner should be no more than five percent of the daily calorie intake. The most successful option is fermented milk products: fermented baked milk, yogurt, kefir, curdled milk in a volume of 150–200 ml. This allows you to comply with the daily routine, which provides for timely preparation for sleep in the period no later than 21:00–21:30. Higher calorie supplementary dinner from 19:30 to 20:30 can cause overweight and obesity. Should children be forced to eat? It is impossible to force a child to eat, whatever the reasons for his refusal to eat. When a child does not want to eat, the body does not secrete gastric juice, which is necessary for proper digestion. Educators must find the right approach to the baby, never forgetting the main thing: no negative emotions at the table. But a child’s body needs a variety of nutrients for full growth and development. If a child does not eat well in kindergarten, give parents a reminder with which they can correct this situation. Download Parent’s Guide “What to do if your child is not eating well” What should I do if my child is allergic to a food? If the child is allergic to any product, the parents must bring a statement from the gastroenterologist and pediatrician. Some kindergartens have health-improving groups, for whose children a special menu has been developed. But it is also possible to exclude or replace a product that the child does not absorb well in the usual group. The main thing is that educators and a nurse should know about this. Products are excluded from the menu for children, taking into account their individual intolerance. But usually they do not give citrus fruits, seafood, chocolate and chocolate products. Cow’s milk products can be replaced with fermented milk products. Do not add spices and spices to soups and main dishes. Children with food allergies are also not given sausages, sausages, boiled sausage, fatty fish. Limit foods that contain a large amount of organic acids: sour apples, cranberries. The Institute of New Technologies in Education offers employees of preschool educational institutions to undergo distance learning at any convenient time and place on the most relevant professional retraining and advanced training programs: Educational and educational work with children Education Specialist Management in preschool education Lecotheque service organization Physical education of preschool children in the context of the implementation of the GEF preschool education Dietitian consultant Organization of children’s parties Organization and quality control of nutrition for pupils of preschool educational institution Organization of activities for the supervision and care of children of preschool age Improving the competencies of the educator in accordance with the requirements of the professional standard and the Federal State Educational Standard Administrative and economic support of the activities of an educational organization in modern conditions Organization of a health-saving educational space of a preschool educational institution in the context of the implementation of the Federal State Educational Standard DO See the full list of programs here Do I need to prepare oxygen cocktails in kindergarten? Oxygen cocktails are good for children. They provide the body with oxygen, increase immunity, improve blood circulation and metabolism. They are necessary for children who attend sports sections or additional classes, as an oxygen cocktail restores strength and improves memory. But oxygen cocktails are not food. They can be given to children only as directed by a doctor. Doses and composition are also determined by the doctor, and the nurse prepares the cocktail. Oxygen cocktails are given in courses of 10-15 days, with breaks of 1-2 months, several times a year, during the period when walking time is reduced due to bad weather. The oxygen cocktail includes fruit and berry syrups, herbal extracts, natural flavors, thickeners and shaping agents: gelatin, egg white. This mixture is saturated with oxygen, with which the therapeutic and prophylactic effect is associated. Special offers: 1. Express training for those who don’t like to wait! 20% discount on professional retraining programs for 1 month and advanced training from 3 days. 2. For collective applications for training in professional retraining and advanced training programs (not participating in promotions), discounts of up to 30% on the cost of training are provided. Bonus! Education can become not only useful, but also enjoyable, as there is a special offer for pensioners, students and women on maternity leave – an additional 5% discount on all PCs and PCs! © Material from the Education Reference System Pictures of children in kindergarten Going to kindergarten is an important stage in a child’s life. The kid goes through socialization, learns to communicate with other children. But this stage is not easy for everyone. Many children painfully perceive even a short separation from their parents. They are afraid that they will be offended in the kindergarten, they are afraid to stay with the teachers. Pictures and photos of children walking in kindergarten will help to overcome fears. Contents Collection Drawings Why do we need these materials? 9000 3 9 0289 Drawings Why are these materials needed? Pictures and photos of children walking in kindergarten can be of great help to parents or caregivers. If the baby refuses to go to kindergarten, is nervous, show him pictures and photos. Tell us how good it is to have fun together and play with the guys, what interesting tasks they perform together with the teacher. Set your child up that kindergarten is not a punishment, but just a place where kids can freely communicate with each other and gain new knowledge. Pictures and photos should be cheerful and show positive moments in the life of children. You can compose your own story about how the boy went to kindergarten, how he felt good there, exciting and interesting with teachers and children. Children are very fond of “trying on” fictional stories for themselves: perhaps this method of persuasion will help you too. Pictures and photos of children walking in kindergarten can also be used in preschool educational institutions when decorating a hall, concert hall, classroom, etc. It is useful to put there images of children playing in kindergarten. Here you can play with each other, have fun, relax, eat, do many useful things. Kindergarten can teach children a lot. Pictures and photos of children in kindergarten can also be used for teaching kids. So, you can name various objects in pictures, actions, colors, natural phenomena, find differences and similarities, etc. Since these illustrations are mainly plot-based, they can be used to make stories, short stories. Thanks to such exercises, children’s speech, thinking and fantasy develop. Pictures and photos of children who go to kindergarten can be used in any games and exercises: describe illustrations verbally, draw, form cards from them to study various objects and actions, etc. Page 131 of 136 « Previous 1 … 129 130 131 132 133 … 136 Next » Назад 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 … 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 Вперед