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    Cache Level 3 Diploma in Pre-school Practice Core unit 3 – Making the pre-school setting a supportive and safe environment. The 1981 Warnock Report and Education Act highlighted the concept of children having special educational needs. This means each setting needs to have an inclusion policy that states that all children and their parents are included regardless of there race‚ religion or disability. Our admissions policy reflects this. The UN Convention on the rights of the child (1989)

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    and maintains a safe and healthy learning environment. They plan a space with developmental appropriate materials‚ implement safety practices‚ routines‚ and procedures‚ and are trained to prevent‚ respond and recognize emergency situations‚ injuries‚ illnesses‚ accidents‚ and abuse. Also early childhood care providers understand the importance of a positive‚ loving atmosphere‚ of good nutrition and gather resources for children and parents In creating a safe and engaging learning space for children

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    This case study is based on five adult learners with learning difficulties. All learners are from different backgrounds‚ ages and cultures. All learners are developing their practical living skill for when they leave college. The aim for all learners is to provide a range of skills to develop independence in the home‚ community and at work. This can help the learner to improve in the following areas managing change‚ making own choices‚ being safe in and around the community‚ develop Skills for community

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    discuss effective teaching and learning environments. According to Brophy (2004) there are twelve principles contributing to effective teaching; a supportive classroom environment‚ the opportunity to learn‚ curricular alignment‚ establishing learning orientations‚ coherent content‚ thoughtful discourse‚ practice and application activities‚ scaffolding students‚ strategy teaching‚ co-operative learning‚ goal orientated assessment and achievement expectations. All these principles contribute to the active

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    produce a report to identify ways to improve/enhance or change the learning style of the chosen learner. I will be using Joe’s case study to explore ways that I can develop and support his learning in school and to implement the use of this source in home life. I also aim to demonstrate how Children’s learning development varies‚ the different types of learning and how they can be linked to theory of practice. Bloom (1956) Categorized learning objectives adjoining three major domain of cognitive‚ affective

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    Creating an environment conducive to learning | Department of Education and Early Childhood Development | | | Learning encompasses three broad domains—knowledge‚ behaviours and attitudes. When we create a positive environment for learning‚ we set the conditions for students to move through a range of behaviours in each domain‚ from simple to increasingly complex‚ until they achieve mastery of the course learning outcomes. The challenge of creating a positive learning environment is one that

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    Goal # 1: To establish and maintain a safe‚ healthy learning environment Safety at Precious Moments Daycare is our utmost priority as well as a very important daily task. A child’s growth is essentially influenced by a safe and healthy environment this is why it is very important to follow our licensing regulations. We arrive fifteen minutes before the 1st child arrives to ensure we go over our daily safety checklist‚ this includes making sure electrical outlets are covered and cords are our

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    To be effective in analysing and evaluating strategies I will require to establish and maintain a positive learning environment (PLE) within my lessons‚ I will first establish what constitutes a PLE through my own understanding including further research. I will then go on to analyse and evaluate the strategies I will use‚ focusing on the overarching ideas of behaviour management (BM) and expectations‚ safety and assessment. I will link these to the Teachers Standards (TS) throughout. A PLE‚ echoing

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    the end‚ instructors need to understand that beyond the special effects‚ there must be effective classroom leadership. Technology is not a replacement for running an effective classroom. When one looks past the technology of an online classroom‚ the experience is no different than operating as part of a virtual team. In a virtual team‚ there are team members and a team leader. The instructor in the classroom is unequivocally the team leader. An online instructor needs to follow the mold of

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