hendrick: but where do we begin?t fashion? there are many books on the subject, but here are a few of the basic ideas. first of all, it's important for us to understand how valuable it is for children to come up with their own ideas, figure out answers for themselves, and try a variety of their own solutions until they find one that works for them. woman: i think clare put something in there this morning. you found a little piece of a what? child: carrot. why do you think bunnies like carrots? 'cause they're really tasty. hendrick: besides paying attention to their questions, we need to ask them questions, too, and wait for their answers-- their answers, not ours. traditionally, we're used to asking our questions and expecting facts or information as the answer-- for example, "what did we talk about yesterday?" or, "which is the round one?" or, "i wonder who's wearing red socks today?" but the emergent approach requires that we ask questions in ways that provoke children into thinking for themselves and which elicit

hendrick: but where do we start? how do we even begin tapping into our children's creativity and help them fulfill their need for self-expression? we can start by providing activities that are based on the children's interests and ideas. this part is the player. woman: you didn't paint no stars and no hands? no. hendrick: this means learning how to listen intently to what our children are saying during group time and during play. you were playing with me? girl: yeah. i was teasing you. hendrick: it may even be helpful to tape-record and transcribe the children's conversations, as well as take notes, and then review them with your co-teachers. i made a picture for you. that's you. you made a picture for me? yeah. hendrick: we can offer children a wide range of creative materials and experiences. being creative is more than drawing or painting pictures or playing with play-doh. there's also photography... music... field trips... working with wire, clay, paper, wood, water, or shadows, just to name a few ideas. girl: gi

hendrick: predictability is the key. when we maintain our self-control and don't fly off the handle too readily, we encourage the children to trust us. the children can predict what our responses will be, and this breeds confidence in the relationship and keeps them from feeling too anxious. teacher: i just told you. this is it. teacher: no. it's all gone. thank you, big girl, for being my good listener. thank you. teacher: stevie jay, books are for reading. do you remember? girl: this one. teacher: ok. just one moment. hendrick: what else do you think would work? children will feel more confident with us if they know we don't expect too much or too little from them. it's so important to remember that rules and tasks should be appropriate for the child's age and abilities. for example, with 2-year-olds, it's best to stick to simple rules and immediate consequences and save those longer discussions and multiple choices to use with the 4s and 5s. clean up. right. clean up, please. teacher, voice-over: when the children com

hendrick: what can we do to keep this from happening? how can we ensure that our children's daily routines-- their middle moments-- are meeting their needs in a way that is nurturing, flexible, and positive? girl: ok. ok, bye. the rest of your friends are in the lunchroom. woman: can i go and put up the stuff? sure, go right ahead. how are you doing today? fine. camille and brian's medicine, the same one, and thanks for finding it for me. daily routines make up the backbone of a child's early experiences. how we handle these tasks not only sets the tone for the rest of the child's day, but it also lets the child know she's being nourished and well cared for. she's a little shy right now. here you go, precious. ♪ good morning to you ♪ good morning, good morning ♪ ♪ good morning to you ♪ our day is beginning ♪ there's so much to do ♪ good morning, good morning ♪ good morning to you there are several principles we can put into practice when we set our schedules, provide meal and snack times, help children separate from their parents, begin

hendrick: communication skills are so important to a growing child. teacher: yeah. can you say hi in hungarian? oh, you're gonna say hi wave your hand hi. hendrick: there's more and more evidence suggesting that having a good command of language goes hand-in-hand with the ability to imagine and to think up new ideas. teacher: what do you think would happen if you had pigs in your room? girl: i would kick them out. you would kick them out?

are like matt hendricks gone. most of the team is still in tact. this is now the second. after the stretch last year that let into the playoffs, this is a very confident bunch. he has grown up. that is a natural at inflow from the players. he does not take for granted his career. he has learned how to take his naps. he is eating much better. he is in love and engage in he will get married. i think that goes well for the franchise. player is aery good strong woman. if he had to get to the sold-out navy football game here is the deal. because of the government shutdown, the game is now on hold. they put it on limbo. a final decision will be made her stay at noon. they travel to tallahassee this weekend. it will be the toughest test to date by far. more than two touchdowns. this group seems to be throwbacks. they have an edge. they do not seem to he intimidated. they are trying to look at this as a nether game. >> what is the next game? you are right. the game does not get any better than that. this is what you played for to go out there and to prove yourself. this will be a

tony hayward it's managing director bob dudley and its chairman of the board carl hendricks bamberg the u.s. government took no action against b.p. or its executives instead it agreed that b.p. would simply create the claims fine for victims of the oil spill the people of the goals have my commitment that b.p. will meet its obligations to them. as publicly pledged to make good on the claims that opposed to the people in the gulf. large oil companies are greedy companies or don't. dudley's no three days in the week this maltese look. back. four days after his meeting with president obama tony hayward was enjoying a yacht race in england. instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it's back to business as usual you can throw out tony hayward just another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they all operate they say you got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest dangerous way in the most corrupt way. that's what makes these guys. rich. by january of two thousan

john hendrick, al jazeera, lincoln, nebraska. >> hostages held by syrian rebels for more than a year are finally, free. their release comes after a complex exchange between turkey, lebanon and syria. reporting from beirut. 530 days after their capture, a chaotic, emotional home coming for nine weary men who thought they may never get out of syria alive. nothing like a formal handover to their relatives. one woman is overcome and collapses. lebanese execute couldn't hold back the rush of people wanting to embrace their loved ones. some of the freed hostages didn't have to walk: the break through, they are happy and this is a reality now. >> this woman with a bunch of red roses searches for her father in the confusion. he is outside on the shoulders of a family member addressing the outs, saying they were on a religious trip to a sideline and perhaps it protected their lives. >> with his protection our lives were saved. mother tried to convey his sense of relief. >> i thank god. i never thought i would see my family again. in the begintion, they treated us well but then it was really b

tony hayward it's managing director bob dudley and its chairman of the board carl hendricks bamberg the u.s. government took no action against b.p. or its executives instead it agreed that b.p. would simply create the claims fine for victims of the oil spill the people of the goals have my commitment that b.p. will meet its obligations to them. as publicly pledged to make good on the claims that opposed to the people in the gulf i hear coleman sometimes love large oil companies are all greedy companies or don't. think lazy we care about the small to the. last. four days after his meeting with president obama tony hayward was enjoying a yacht race in england. instead of being fired in the wake of the gulf oil spill hayward was sent to run b.p.'s operations in russia and it was back to business. as usual you can for out tony hayward and they'll just pull another one out of their frankenstein machine with a different hairdo and a different name they all operate the same he got to get the oil out the cheapest way is the filthiest most dangerous way in the most corrupt way. that's what makes

us sixty eight fifty three jerry brown led the russian team with twenty two points with richard hendricks adding seventeen lucky lead fifty one to thirty four in the third quarter on the list you any in business kept fighting but an excellent defense or the home side wrap up the fifteen point victory and go top of group d. . now i saki and it's been a baptism of fire for new kontinental hockey league team admiral who are based in the far eastern city of louisville stoke but as richard found poor feet reveals the new side pulling off a few surprises. life isn't easy being an expansion team and you roster of players must be assembled and then needs to settle one get used to playing with each other however it was the attraction of all that novelty as well as discussions would become president and n.h.l. legend alexander might give me the ball finish head coach your ticket to russia's far east where we think about that very thing started from zero in. yeah second of first three games in may you find a way to have a ring. all three of. us big bucks nothing noble a errors i big i am quite still

today security threat group coordinator robby marshall and jack hendricks have granted murray a hearing if you were in a leadership position and you saw someone come into your community or into your services with ill will or intent to participate in a security threat group activity, what would you take on that be? >> i would tell them to go back from wens they came. there is no reason to bring ill well. if one person is sick in the group, then we're all sick. and if you're in the community, you have a say so. and if it's anything that's kind of controversial, it does get voted on. >> can you elaborate on that a little bit? >> let's say somebody had a new idea for how we salute each other or something like that. >> you say salute. are you talking about greeting someone? >> yeah, like particular hand shakes or something. you know, like as a fraternity, people like to set themselves apart. >> you stated that you or your community have a greeting that you refer to as a salute. could you show me that what refers to? >> no, i never said that. >> no, no -- >> well, you mean we say something. w

susan hendricks has a 360 bulletin. >> new details on the case of the murdered teacher north of bostonie theater 14-year-old philip chism fit in with everyone else when he sought movie "blue jasmine" just after allegedly killing his high school teacher. colleen ritzer will be laid to rest on monday. a 360 follow now, dna tests prove a bulgarian couple are the biological parents of the girl known as maria seized from another roma couple in greece. the biological mother told a bulgarian tv station they gifted her without money years ago. it's unclear what will happen to maria. she is in the care of a greek children's charity right now. >>> united airlines is facing a large fine for long tarmac delays. 13 united flights were stuck at chicago's o'hare during one day in july of 2012 for up to 4 1/2 hours due to severe thunderstorms. metallica will rock antarctica. ten contest winners will get a cruise to the south pole for this truly cool concert. pretty neat. >> susan, thanks very much. that does it for this edition of "360." thanks for watching. now an encore, the acclaimed cnn film "blac

. >>> let's get caught up on some of the other stories we're following, susan hendricks has more. >>>s al liby taken off the streets in a raid earlier this month is now in new york. he is expected to face trial in the u.s. federal court for allegedly planning the bombs in the u.s. ambassadors in kenya and tanzania. >>> and jury selection beginning where dr. martin mcneal is charged with the murder of his wife. prosecutors say he was living a double life, and his motive for the murder was to live with his girlfriend, a woman named gypsy. >>> and a cruise ship requiring parental supervision for kids under the age of 13. >>> and a florida woman got trapped on a drawbridge as it was lifted in to a -- the air, and held on for her life, citizens are not supposed to use the draw bridge, but again, she was rescued. >>> out front next, on the verge of a deal.ont next, on the verge but is the president on board? >>> plus patient dumping for years considered an urban legend. >>> and a teenage girl raped by a high school football player. she says the community turned against her and her mother. l

john hendrick, al jazeera, lincoln, nebraska. >>> coming up on al jazeera, not going for a song.he violin which hasn't played a tune for more than 100 years fetches a titanic price. >>> i'm at abu dhap i and we'll tell you why there's a real buzz around brazil as they begin competing for the world cup. on august 20th, >>> now, who's bought a violin that hasn't played a tune for more than 100 years, and why have they paid almost $1.5 million for it? andrew potter has the titanic story. >> reporter: corroded by the ocean and no longer playable, but it's what this violin represents that makes it of huge value. these initials stand for wallace hartley. he was bandleader on the ocean liner titanic, which so famously sank on its maiden voyage in 1912. hartley and his band mates played to comfort passengers as the ship went down. this was the instrument he used. >> it represents bravery in human nature, the way this young man and his colleagues and all the people on the ship stayed to fulfill their duty. >> it also represents a substantial investment for one collector after going under

. >>> let's get caught up on some of the other stories we're following, susan hendricks has more. >>>s al liby taken off the streets in a raid earlier this month is now in new york. he is expected to face trial in the u.s. federal court for allegedly planning the bombs in the u.s. ambassadors in kenya and tanzania. >>> and jury selection beginning where dr. martin mcneal is charged with the murder of his wife. prosecutors say he was living a double life, and his motive for the murder was to live with his girlfriend, a woman named gypsy. >>> and a cruise ship requiring parental supervision for kids under the age of 13. >>> and a florida woman got trapped on a drawbridge as it

is on your side ♪ la >>> let's get caught up on some of the other stories we're following, susan hendricks al liby taken off the streets in a raid earlier this month is now in new york. he is expected to face trial in the u.s. federal court for allegedly planning the bombs in the u.s. ambassadors in kenya and tanzania. >>> and jury selection beginning where dr. martin mcneal is charged with the murder of

susan hendricks is here. >> anderson, breaking news in florida.en completely evacuated and a bomb squad is on the scene there. authorities said two suspicious packages were found, one in a garage, the other in a terminal. now, the situation is still ongoing. travelers who were stuck on airplanes are now being moved to area hotels. two people have been taken into custody. >>> a devastating incident in colorado where a rock slide at a scenic overlook near a waterfall killed five members of one family about 120 miles southwest of denver. 13-year-old gracie johnson was the only survivor, escaping with a broken leg. she reportedly told authorities that her father saved her life by jumping on her when the rocks were coming down. >>> a colorado teenager has pleaded guilty to murdering his 10-year-old neighbor. austin was 17 at the time and was charged as an adult. he was accused of strangling and dismembering jessica ridgway and placing some of her remains in a crawl space under his family's home. >>> jurors in california got back to deliberating today a

> reporter: this is the surveillance video from the high school gym, showing that moments before hendrickohnson died. >> it's just one step closer find out what happened to my son. >> reporter: you see the high school athlete for only a brief second in the white shirt, with other students in the gym. police say sometime after walking past this camera, he reached into a rolled-up gym mat trying to get a shoe. and suffocated trying to get out. his family never believed this for a second. >> we still have a long way to go. but it's a start. >> reporter: the school system, the sheriff and the coroner have determined that johnson's death was an accident. but a judge agreed with johnson's family, ordering the release of this video, as well as the school's entire case file on the incident. including, most importantly, the names of these minors playing ball and others who were in or near the gym. >> we now have the means with which to identify specific students. and what it is they claim to have seen. >> reporter: we talked with school officials who insisted there was no foul play. and that johns

the private sector jobs of nascar, go to rick hendricks' machine shop and, first of all, you can eat floor, but you have aerodynamic engineers, engine builders, and what's happening is as mayor and as governor i'm using that work force to recruit the automobile industry and the defense industry. because they can repair things quickly. notice how quick they repair after a wreck? well, that's what the automobile and the defense industry knows. so the talent of the people who work on these crews is high-tech, and so it's not just for travel and tourism that i support the great races that we have in north carolina, but it's also to recruit new industry. become a hub of that type of manufacturing talent in north carolina. >> well, that's great. we have a creative, innovative, dynamic governor, let's thank him for coming to heritage today. [applause] >> thank you all very much. >> thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> live here at the u.s. institute of peace in washington, d.c. for remarks from pakistani prime minister nawaz sharif. among th

go to rich hendricks machine shop, you can eat off the floor, but there's engineers, engine builders, and what's happening is as mayor and governor, i use the work force to recruit the automobile industry and the defense industry because they can repair things quickly. notice how quick they repair after a wreck? well, that's what the automobile and the defense industry does, so talent of the people who work on these crews is high-tech, so it's not just for travel and tourism that i support great races we have in north carolina, but it's also to recruit new industry, become a hub of that type of manufactures talent in north carolina. >> well, that's great. we have a creative, innovative, dynamic governor. let's thank him for coming to heritage today. [applause] >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much, you bet, thank you very much. thank you very much. appreciate it. [applause] >> thanks very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> there's no sugar coating it. the website has been too slow. people got stuck in the application process, and i think it'

it's a different challenge in the rural communities i've met with, the hendrick county medical systemhem out. some of our local hospitals are enrolling to be certified application counselors to be able to help people one-on-one in the hospital. but we really just have to start expanding our capacity down here and our awareness. >> lynne, it is stunning to think a program the size of obama care and you're having to take the flyers. thank you to you and to your fellow navigators no matter how hard this job is -- thanks to lynne thorp in franklin. >> and up next, the people who could teach our politicians a thing or two. our foot soldiers are next. [ rob ] our daughter is all kate. they have the same walk. same grin. and the same beautiful hair. [ female announcer ] with nice 'n easy, get the most natural shade of you. in one step, colorblend formula gives expert highlights and lowlights. for color so true to you, they may think you were born with it. i'm a lucky guy. [ female announcer ] with nice 'n easy, get the most natural shade of you. and you can massage in your color with award-w

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