CYP Core 3.2 4.2 Explain how institutions, agencies and services can affect children and young people’s development.…
Children with some kind of disability, either physical or mental, will find it harder to learn than other children of the same age, and may need support, such as a different way of teaching, help from an adult, or use of certain specialised or adapted equipment, such as a computer or writing desk.…
Legislation is the most important restriction placed on organisations. There are many laws that affect the delivery of customer service. Implications of these on customer service can include products or services meeting the regulations and that staff need to know and follow clear procedures in order to remain compliant to the legalisations; these procedures must be put in place by organisations and all staff should be trained in these procedures. Breach of these laws can result in fines, compensation, loss of reputation and even imprisonment.…
1.3 explain the importance of using correct grammar, sentence structure, punctuation and conventions in business communication.…
This working practice affects the children’s development by making the children feel afraid when they are shouted at and could make them withdrawn. Shouting creates a negative feeling. If the children are always shouted at they will then think it’s the norm, so behave in the same way. Behaviour will also become affected. This is likely to affect his Social & Emotional development.…
1.1) Chart the language development of children between the ages of 0 – 5 years old.…
1.4 Explain how current health and safety legislation, policies and procedures are implemented in own work setting or service.…
1.1 Describe how a learning support practitioner may contribute to the planning, delivery and review of learning activities…
Before multi-agency working came into place, parents of children with additional needs or families needing some extra help and support were essentially on their own and had to see lots of different professionals in order to get to a point where help was being given. Children were also quite likely to fall through the net and in the UK we have seen many cases of child abuse and neglect, which have ended in the worse possible outcome for the children involved.…
Describe the factors to take into account when planning healthy and safe indoor and outdoor environments and services.…
and emotional.heres is a guide of how they develop for the following age ranges "taken from study book early learning and childcare".…
Once policies are established by the government it is the schools responsibility to deliver them and keep up to date with any amendments. Schools are required to make sure that all its members of staff are made aware of any new policies or changes to current ones through training and by supplying them with electronic or hard copies of the policy. Some schools divide this responsibility by making certain members of staff responsible for policies relating to different areas i.e. the SENCO would be responsible for keeping up to date with policies regarding special educational needs.…
P3.1 Include a list of five (5) ways in which you have been a positive role model for children in your setting.…
The was established to have one body who makes decisions about people who should are deemed unsuitable for working with vulnerable groups including children.…
Unconditional love means that a parent loves their child no matter what. The child needs to know this and that even if they are naughty, good or silly they are still loved. This is the basis for an emotionally healthy child who will grow up to be a stable emotionally happy adult. Unconditional love also means that the child is valued by their parents and that can rely on and trust their parents when they need reassurance. Conditional love on the other hand confuses the child and they feel they must conform to be loved. This can bring back negative memories as an adult and can cause a variety of problems including eating disorders.…