💕Сегодняшняя героиня рубрики «Сердца, которые учат» – старший воспитатель МБДОУ «Детский сад № 11» города Лиски Наталья Лелюк.
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💕Сегодняшняя героиня рубрики «Сердца, которые учат» – старший воспитатель МБДОУ «Детский сад № 11» города Лиски Наталья Лелюк.
По словам Натальи Леонидовны, чтобы работать с дошколятами, необходимо постоянно меняться самому, менять что-либо в своей работе, саморазвиваться и самообразовываться.
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