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230 - The Director's Role in Supporting Teachers

Episode 230 Published 1 year, 9 months ago
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In this episode of the Child Care Director's Chair Podcast, host Erica Sacoccio speaks with childcare expert Sylvia White about the evolving landscape of childcare leadership. They discuss the importance of mentorship, the role of administrative support, and the need for directors to be present and engaged with their teams. Sylvia emphasizes the significance of hiring practices aligned with the mission and vision of the childcare center, as well as the necessity of building a strong team culture to foster growth and retention. In this conversation, Sylvia White shares her insights on effective hiring practices, the importance of nurturing and training staff, and the need for continuous professional development in the childcare sector. She emphasizes the significance of creating a positive workplace culture and the role of directors in mentoring their staff. Sylvia also discusses her daily routine as a childcare director and offers practical tips for others in similar positions.

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