Li Study: Early Childhood Education In School

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As Li studies Early Childhood Education in school, she uses things that she learned from classes when she interacts with Blue. She mentioned that the time when she brought Blue to the vet, Blue was feeling nervous, so she talked to him on the way to the vet in order to let him know and understand what would happen later. She wants to make Blue feels less nervous and calm down. This is what she learned from school that it is important to spend time talking to kids to let them understand what the situations are. Also, the best way to build up a closer relationship with kids is through conversations. So she talks to Blue a

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