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We shall also look at the points of referral available to teachers to ensure that the needs of the learners are met in all aspects which promote a good learning environment.
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The responsibilities of the teachers have to be apportioned correctly ensuring all learners feel valued as individuals whilst they are in education as there are many pressures each learner may face such as; pressures of work, necessity of the individual, willingness of the learners or through tyranny (Employers pressures) Boundaries are present in many forms and at times can be quite complex; from age, confidence, learning styles, culture, physical ability, financial and emotional needs, (Petty, 2004) early recognition is paramount. Through the teacher’s ability, knowledge, experience and initial assessments, working with learners closely and giving the guidance and support required, boundaries can be overcome or points of reference provided to allow the participants to gain a better understanding. Where help is required the teacher must remain professional yet impartial to avoid complications and still allowing the learner to fully …show more content…
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HSE. (1974). Health and Safety at Work Act. Available: www.hse.gov.uk/legislation/hswa.htm. Last accessed 1st Oct 2012.
HSE. (1999). Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations . Available: www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/books/l21.htm. Last accessed 1st Oct 2012.
Wilson, Linda (2009). Practical Teaching. Hampshire: Melody Dawes. 4- 7, 23-29,
425-432.
PTLLS Training course notes, 2012, Rodbaston College, Elizabeth Ewing/Steve Green.
WWW.staffs.ac.uk/support
Gravells, Ann (2012). Passing PTLLS Assessments. 2nd ed. London: Sage. 13-16, 39-40, 64-67.
IFL. (2011). Codes of practice. Available: http://www.ifl.ac.uk/. Last accessed 10th Oct 2012.
Petty, Geoff (2004). Teaching Today. 3rd ed. Cheltenham: Stanley Thornes. 102-105, 449-512.
Government. (2004). Child Protection Act 2004. Available: http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2004/31/contents. Last accessed 5th Oct
The responsibilities of the teachers have to be apportioned correctly ensuring all learners feel valued as individuals whilst they are in education as there are many pressures each learner may face such as; pressures of work, necessity of the individual, willingness of the learners or through tyranny (Employers pressures) Boundaries are present in many forms and at times can be quite complex; from age, confidence, learning styles, culture, physical ability, financial and emotional needs, (Petty, 2004) early recognition is paramount. Through the teacher’s ability, knowledge, experience and initial assessments, working with learners closely and giving the guidance and support required, boundaries can be overcome or points of reference provided to allow the participants to gain a better understanding. Where help is required the teacher must remain professional yet impartial to avoid complications and still allowing the learner to fully …show more content…
(1988). Data Protection Act 1988. Available: http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1998/29/contents. Last accessed 2nd Oct 2012.
HSE. (1974). Health and Safety at Work Act. Available: www.hse.gov.uk/legislation/hswa.htm. Last accessed 1st Oct 2012.
HSE. (1999). Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations . Available: www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/books/l21.htm. Last accessed 1st Oct 2012.
Wilson, Linda (2009). Practical Teaching. Hampshire: Melody Dawes. 4- 7, 23-29,
425-432.
PTLLS Training course notes, 2012, Rodbaston College, Elizabeth Ewing/Steve Green.
WWW.staffs.ac.uk/support
Gravells, Ann (2012). Passing PTLLS Assessments. 2nd ed. London: Sage. 13-16, 39-40, 64-67.
IFL. (2011). Codes of practice. Available: http://www.ifl.ac.uk/. Last accessed 10th Oct 2012.
Petty, Geoff (2004). Teaching Today. 3rd ed. Cheltenham: Stanley Thornes. 102-105, 449-512.
Government. (2004). Child Protection Act 2004. Available: http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2004/31/contents. Last accessed 5th Oct