Observations of Brandon Lee Rice, 5 Years’ Old Introduction For this assignment in Psychology 221 I, Leslie-Anne Chevalier, observed by nephew, Brandon Lee Rice. Brandon is a 5-year-old Caucasian male, who was born on November 6, 2011 to Stephanie Cox and Brian Rice. Brandon is approximately 44 inches tall and weighs 56lbs. Brandon is currently enrolled in Pre-kindergarten at Rustburg Elementary School and comes from a middle-class socioeconomic background.…
/F contact with the minors, Yannina, Camilla and Antonella at the FFA home of Mr. and Ms. Pownell. This worker arrived to find the three girls in their room watching television. The girls appeared healthy and well fed. The girls did not appear to have any marks or bruises however this worker did notice some small bruises on Camilla’s leg. Camilla indicated that she get the bruises when she falls down or bumps into things.…
Video this week was very informational. I’m sure that everyone has their own way of setting up their shop’s and the tools gunsmiths think they will utilize. Iraqveteran8888 definitely had tools he liked to utilize the most, also I like how he utilized them to show everyone what some ways gunsmiths can utilize the tools. I do have a vise grip…
During this interaction, the child will be able to accommodate and learn (Broderick & Blewitt, 2015, p. 79). Additionally, at the age of four children are developing gross and fine motor skills. These developing skills will have focus during the…
In this paper I will be talking about what I learned in my interview with Lauren Roberts an Occupational Therapist at The Kids SpOT. I will also talk about how I will use her advice and information she shared with me to take my next steps toward my career. Also, overall how I feel about Occupational Therapy. Research…
Accurate and coherent records must be correct, must be about the individual child’s interests planning this is important because it allows practitioner and professional to gather a picture of the child. All practitioners have duty to maintain a good clear written record of all concerns and actions regarding safeguarding and child protection issues for the children in their care. Practitioner must make sure all records are kept securely and locked at all time. All records should be readable so that other practitioner or professional can read and understand, also all the records must be up to date. Early Years Foundation Stage have said all setting must maintain records and share information with parents and carers, other professionals who is…
. Early intervention occupational therapy practitioners must keep in mind that the client is not the child alone, but rather the child in the context of his family and caregivers. The following video link highlights recent biological research that demonstrates the importance of interventions that encourage healthy relationships between the child and the primary caregiver. What are your thoughts? http://vimeo.com/33231528Links to an external site.…
I think that this video relates to the class because it relates a lot to chapter 14 and consumers values. Joseph Pine talks all about how consumers want and value “authentic” experiences but how authenticity is mostly just the way that the customer perceives that experience. It is important to understand how a consumer may see your company so that you are able to position yourself as a “real experience” for consumers to trust and to choose over others. From this speech, it seems like authenticity seems to be a global value and all organizations can benefit from understanding what it means to be authentic in the consumers’ eyes. Joseph Pine begins his speech by talking about the progression of economic value, or the change from commodities to goods to services.…
MY STORY I work in Equine Therapy, which means that I work with special needs kids and the kind, loving creatures known as horses. Many of the kids I work with are 6-14, often meaning that they are harder to work with because either the saddle doesn’t fit them, or they are easily distracted. The equine therapy industry is filled with marvelous people that care for other people’s needs and make sure to accommodate for any inconvenience as soon as it is mentioned. Since I work in equine therapy, I know that it isn’t the easiest job, especially around a strong, 1200 lb animal that has a mind of its own and can take off in a flash (since they are fight or flight animals that is). Though the job isn’t for everybody, it is an amazing…
Infant Developmental Summary for Sarah Sarah’s overall development needs referral for further evaluation. Sarah is a smiling happy infant, who makes eye contact, and babbles responding to the adults. Sarah’s gross motor development is at-risk, as of evidence she has not transferred objects from hand to hand, she also has not started rolling from her stomach to back and back to stomach. She has not yet developed sitting unsupported yet, and having her legs support her whole weight as she stands up.…
1. After watching the “Eye of the Beholder” video, I thought about the social institution in our culture. According to the Human Education in Diversity textbook, social institution is defined as “a set of rules, or norms, that enable us to get through the day without having to figure out how to behave toward others” (Cushner, 2015, p. 6). In the video, what I perceive as ugly is beauty to the normal people in the video. To me, the patient 307 looks very normal, and the doctor and nurses look ugly.…
Hanna, I can understand the struggle to figure out a place in the curriculum to use a new tool. Have you signed up for the training, or researched on-line training for We-Video that is available? That initial training can help you better understand what you can do. Also remember that the students only need to know enough basics to use the technology for the learning activity you created. This is a “Just enough” focus but provided with the opportunity and resources to do more if they become interested.…
I observed Mia, she is a 2.5-year-old with medium skin tone, short brown hair and brown eyes. Mia exhibits age appropriate mastery of biosocial development as described in chapter 5 pages 156-159 The Developing Person, Stassen 2015. At the beginning of the observation, Mia starts by displaying a variety of gross and fine motor skills. She demonstrates gross motor skills by walking around the room and pushing a baby walker. Mia stepped over toys, and kneeled on the floor to play.…
This means the way at which infants receive, process, and organize information gathered from their senses (“Infant Toddler,” 2012). Throughout the observation, the infant often imitated the teacher roaring, playing peek-a-boo, and bye-bye. The infant was also capable of distinguishing between whether or not an object was still present when hidden behind the teacher. The infant would move the teacher’s body part out of the way to see the object, which demonstrates an understanding of object permanence (“Infant Toddler,” 2012). The infant was also able to perceive the teacher’s intentions with different toys.…
Video number 1 My HR Strategy presented by Gary Steel Gary Steel of ABB explains building a common and consistent set of HR values is the way he does business in the ABB group. Gary established a performance-focused global human resources organization that put a culture of accountability, people development and professional processes at its core. HR function which serves the needs of the business by attracting, inspiring and empowering the right people. Gary explains the advantageous they have found the common culture and why do they involve all levels in leadership? Looking at the video I find out how the human resources strategy must fit in line with the company ABB strategy.…