Understand child and young person’s development
Understand child and young person’s development
CYP3.1.3
Understand the factors that influence children and young people’s development and how these affect practice.
3.3 Explain how disability may affect development
Children or young person’s who suffer from any form of disability are more likely to have a delay in development, however it is important to remember that every child/young person is an individual and that disabilities can affect children / young person in different ways. There are many forms of disability in which some children/young person suffer, these include:
Learning disability: if a child or young person suffers from a condition like ADHD, Asperger syndrome or autism they may find if difficult to express their feeling and may display aggressive behaviour, this can affect their emotional, social and behaviour development as well as their communicational and intellectual development.
Impairment: a child or young person who has a hearing impairment may find it difficult to communicate, this can also affect their speech which can result in a child/ young person having behavioural issues. Impairments can also lead a child/young person having low self-esteem and low self-confidence as well as having an effect on their social, emotional and behaviour development and their communication and intellectual development.
Physical disability: a child/young person in a wheel chair: he/she may not have the ability to participate in all activities, this can have an impact on all aspects of development, however schools should ensure activities can be adapted to allow the
Understand child and young person’s development
CYP3.1.3
Understand the factors that influence children and young people’s development and how these affect practice.
3.3 Explain how disability may affect development
individual the opportunity to participate to the best of their ability and to reach their full potential.
Any child or young person who suffers from
CYP3.1.3
Understand the factors that influence children and young people’s development and how these affect practice.
3.3 Explain how disability may affect development
Children or young person’s who suffer from any form of disability are more likely to have a delay in development, however it is important to remember that every child/young person is an individual and that disabilities can affect children / young person in different ways. There are many forms of disability in which some children/young person suffer, these include:
Learning disability: if a child or young person suffers from a condition like ADHD, Asperger syndrome or autism they may find if difficult to express their feeling and may display aggressive behaviour, this can affect their emotional, social and behaviour development as well as their communicational and intellectual development.
Impairment: a child or young person who has a hearing impairment may find it difficult to communicate, this can also affect their speech which can result in a child/ young person having behavioural issues. Impairments can also lead a child/young person having low self-esteem and low self-confidence as well as having an effect on their social, emotional and behaviour development and their communication and intellectual development.
Physical disability: a child/young person in a wheel chair: he/she may not have the ability to participate in all activities, this can have an impact on all aspects of development, however schools should ensure activities can be adapted to allow the
Understand child and young person’s development
CYP3.1.3
Understand the factors that influence children and young people’s development and how these affect practice.
3.3 Explain how disability may affect development
individual the opportunity to participate to the best of their ability and to reach their full potential.
Any child or young person who suffers from