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Early Childhood Education For Prospective, New and Existing Teachers, and also Pre-School Owners/Directors. I can offer Teaching advice and also School Business advice. I owned a private Pre-school that I started over 22 years ago. I have degrees in Early Childhood Education, Business Management and Children's Theater. Can answer a variety of questions on anything having to do with Early Childhood Education, both teaching and business aspects. Currently, I mentor folks wanting to start up their own preschools and daycares: www.PreschoolMentor.com. Please visit me there!
Success in many areas. President of the local Chamber of Commerce. My school was voted #1 best private Pre-School in my county. 26 newspaper articles were written about my school and a half page news article about myself. Published Author in a Children's Anthology now on Amazon. Guest lecturer at the local College.
Sharing my heard-earned knowledge and expertise with Teachers and Directors about how to make their jobs easier & better.
I learn something every day by keeping my mind, eyes and ears open. For as many grains of sand- there are new lessons to be learned in this field. I would like to finish my book on the 'Business of Education' that helps Teachers become successful Directors and School owners.
Becomming a Pre-School Owner is easier than it would seem. Ask me!
You CAN make a decent living in a heart-conscious manner by being a Teacher and still not compromise your personal ethics! :)
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| Donna | 09/11/08 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Pam Koons seems to know her stuff ..... |
| Tricia | 08/03/08 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Pam was a wonderful help, even though ..... |
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| Laura | 07/23/08 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks so much |
Hi Cindy, That's a very good question. It depends on many factors. 1) The training of your teachers and aides 2) The size of your classrooms 3) Your school Parents' wants and needs 4) Your program curriculum
Hi Penny, That's a very good question. Really, there are 3 answers, each a bit different. 1) It depends a lot on your own moxie and investigation/research skills. I started my 1st preschool with an
Hi Lynn, Thx for your question. I always advocate getting as much ECE education as you can. However, each school and daycare is different, and will require different schooling, so the more you have the
Hi Summer, Thx for your question. I would first contact your local Dept of Social Health Services, as they usually are the ones to license such places. You can also Google your "state's name and preschool
Here is a copy of what I give my preschool parents to think about when they are at the investigation stage: What to Look For In a Preschool 1. Teacher to Student Ratio 2. Reputation 3. How Long

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