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Nt1310 Unit 2 Assignment

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Erin has display fear around all animals; the teacher is planning a field trip and the teacher doesn’t want Erin to miss such activity. Therefore, in this situation, the teacher needs to do the following to help Erin to manage her fears. Before the trip: The teacher need to acknowledge Erin’s fears and recognize them by helping her to understand her feelings. In this case, Erin needs to know that people can feel differently around animal, but in the same manner some of them may feel the same way as she does. Talking to Erin and allowing her to ask questions about her fears, will be a primary function of the teacher. Then, the teacher can use activities to demonstrate how others deal with their own fears. In such manner, Erin will be learning

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