When Teachers Become Children

This is an educational note written by a young kindergarten teacher with sincerity and professionalism. This book tells true stories through 26 letters, vividly recording the author's wisdom and insights in getting along with children from kindergarten to senior class in public and private kindergartens. In the face of children's typical problems such as separation anxiety, social dilemmas, ambiguous rules, and curious questions, the author does not talk about theory, but shares in detail how to attract children through games, emotional resonance, setting boundaries, and home-based co-education and other specific methods. He skillfully integrates the knowledge of preschool pedagogy and child development psychology into practice, and ultimately wins the trust of children and helps them grow smoothly. This book is especially suitable for kindergarten students, novice teachers, and all parents who are curious about the inner world of young children. It tells you that the best education is to let go of adult authority, return to the height of a child, and see the world through their eyes - because we were all children once.