3.1/3.2 Explain how to monitor children and young people’s development using different methods and specifically explain what the importance is of observation within the monitor and assessment process.
Assessment framework To measure a child/ young person development through assessment you will carry out small target on a daily basis to see if they are able to achieve this and follow them up at the end of the academic years with test such as SATs to determine their learning age or GCSE to help the move on further in life with their studies. Classroom observation may also take place by a TA so see what area need to be worked on. Feedback should also be given to parents to keep them up to date on the child 's progression this is normally carried …show more content…
This can range from health nurses for early years through to speech therapist or counselors who work mainly with young people and transitioning periods. On a 6 monthly basis a review is carried out for each child with professionals such as Independent reporting officers, social workers, LAC nurse, teachers and house manager to discuss the child 's/young persons health, education, future wellbeing and if that child 's meeting targets on development. Reports would be included on within the meeting to document the progression of the young …show more content…
This moves us from one stage to another. This is an essential part of growing up. The most important transitions is from being a baby growing into a young child.Tranitioning can affect children/young people in many different ways such as emotional this normally tends to be based around a child 's personal experience so if the child is suffering from bereavement they may become withdrawn and feel alone which makes them isolated as they feel like no one understands them so they may stop talking or engaging with people.
Physically if a childs to move to a new establishment this can slow down the rate of childs development as they may feel like they do not fit in or no anybody so they may become isolated from getting to know people this can cause them to not want to leave the house or engage in any team activities. Puberty changes they way are body works and if a child is new to puberty this can take change their hormone level which can cause them not to completely feel in control of their body. This also has the potential to change
Assessment framework To measure a child/ young person development through assessment you will carry out small target on a daily basis to see if they are able to achieve this and follow them up at the end of the academic years with test such as SATs to determine their learning age or GCSE to help the move on further in life with their studies. Classroom observation may also take place by a TA so see what area need to be worked on. Feedback should also be given to parents to keep them up to date on the child 's progression this is normally carried …show more content…
This can range from health nurses for early years through to speech therapist or counselors who work mainly with young people and transitioning periods. On a 6 monthly basis a review is carried out for each child with professionals such as Independent reporting officers, social workers, LAC nurse, teachers and house manager to discuss the child 's/young persons health, education, future wellbeing and if that child 's meeting targets on development. Reports would be included on within the meeting to document the progression of the young …show more content…
This moves us from one stage to another. This is an essential part of growing up. The most important transitions is from being a baby growing into a young child.Tranitioning can affect children/young people in many different ways such as emotional this normally tends to be based around a child 's personal experience so if the child is suffering from bereavement they may become withdrawn and feel alone which makes them isolated as they feel like no one understands them so they may stop talking or engaging with people.
Physically if a childs to move to a new establishment this can slow down the rate of childs development as they may feel like they do not fit in or no anybody so they may become isolated from getting to know people this can cause them to not want to leave the house or engage in any team activities. Puberty changes they way are body works and if a child is new to puberty this can take change their hormone level which can cause them not to completely feel in control of their body. This also has the potential to change