Praktikum im Kindergarten SV-Narben, Was tun?
Hey, ich mache bald im Winter ein Praktikum beim Kindergarten. Ich habe allerdings SV-Narben, weshalb ich Angst habe.
1. Frage: Was passiert wenn sie es sehen (Erzieher)?
2. Frage: Darf man es trotzdem?
3. Frage: Wie verstecken?
It’s not a beautiful sight for children. You can’t explain that to small children either. You could get problems with the employees and especially with the parents. It also shows that you are mentally unstable and you can’t assess how you are experiencing stress situations and conflicts. Maybe you should look for another internship.
I’ve already fixed it. And I know I can handle this.
Don’t let that intimidate you.
These are mainly prejudices.
Cured scars say nothing about whether the person is still unstable or how it resists conflicts and strains.
Would scars of an accident not be a beautiful sight for children? Do not believe that this can be differentiated
You have an internship, the internship will not go so forever. Of course you can still work in the Kita, you can’t quit or finish the internship, you don’t have to worry about anything.
Depending on the way your colleagues are on it, it can be natural that they appeal to you and/or therefore look and treat you differently. Unfortunately, you will also know that from other people, svv is still associated with many prejudices. Whether you can hold this and want to hide it or hide your scars (does well in the season) you can definitely appreciate it yourself.
From an educational point of view to dealing with children: If your wounds are fresh, I would always cover them and not show them. Older and faded scars, in my opinion, do not have to hide, but can also talk to young children in a child-friendly manner if they should throw a theme. But then it comes to whether you trust you to do this when children appeal to you, talk about you etc. (Children usually notice such things according to their experience and do not have the same filter as adults, but then ask completely open). Ideally, you can discuss how this can be done and whether they can support you. Possibly there has to be an emotionally also a bit of something to be caught up with the children, maybe even discussed with parents, etc.
If I were concerned, I would not open this issue in a short internship, but would wear long sleeves. If you are in a long-term job later, and you have a little more experience in dealing with children and team, you can face the challenge that comes with it, I still think. But of course the decision is with you and no option is better or worse than the other!
It’s October. Put on a sweater, long-sleeved shirt or vest. Isn’t really warm then nobody sees it
I hope so.
I’d discuss this with the line.
Where are the scars that I can ask? or do I mean, are the so doll visible?
Joa, come on. To an arm. The other is hardly visible.
I think if it’s very visible and if it’s a subject for you. Then I would either tell something about it right in the first days.”here I have no idea.. I have hurt at homeworkers…” I can’t judge that because I don’t know what it looks like or depending on kindergarten and concept, also tell you that it wasn’t so good for you, but that’s been a long time ago. In any case, if you mention it directly by the way, the subject is through and you have taken it forward. You can also ask yourself how would you react if you see something like that with someone… that helps. It’s not bad at all. A friend of mine is a teacher and has never experienced a negative experience or rejection. I think she always has many bracelets around and it is not so visible. Otherwise, at the beginning a thick wristwatch, so one measures the calories. They are very big