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Anonymous users2024-01-23Don't think about anything else. Compensation is a must. Kindergartens belong to the main body and bear most of the responsibilities, and kindergarten teachers bear a small part of the responsibilities. We haven't seen the scene yet, so we can't be too specific.
Private kindergartens,? Do you have to pay to work? Monstrous absurdity.
There is no doubt that if there are problems and accidents in the kindergarten, the responsibility must be that of the kindergarten.
The kindergarten needs to take responsibility first, and then recover from the teacher, and if you need to go to court, you can find a lawyer.
Take a general look at the child's teeth, whether there are tooth decay or the like, and then look at the throat, whether there is any redness and swelling and other abnormalities, as well as the color of the tongue moss. It's just a basic routine observation. >>>More
It depends on your own arrangement, as long as it doesn't affect each other. I haven't heard of any hard and fast rules.