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    While watching the video I noticed that teacher was first observing the three children on the slide. The child in the light blue shirt his name is “Nick” and he was trying to interact with the other children. The other children didn’t interact with Nick and he ran over to another area in the classroom where another child was playing with some cars and a tower that allowed the cars to go down different level of the tower. Nick then began to play with cars as well in the attempt to get another child to interact and play with him. Once Nick didn’t get the response back with the other child he then found interest in another toy and then went back to play with cars and repeated what he saw the other child do with the cars and the tower and that…

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    The Child Narrator

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    The Child Narrator After reading the article Child Narrators, I found it to be quite enlightening as both a reader and a writer. Several of the concepts in the article were very interesting. One passage that evoked a high interest was about the inconvenient truths uncensored. According to the passage “A child narrator can, among other things, create a degree of distance between the adult author and his or her message that serves to lessen hostility to that message… Readers tend to be more…

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    Child Participation

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    The article ‘Child Participation in the Early Years: Challenges for education’ by Jo Ailwood, Susan Danby, and Marianne Theobald (2011) presents a range of aspects around child participation in Australia. It furthermore discusses the lack of education that children receive in regards to this matter. Throughout this article, there are six main headings, these being; understanding child participation, child participation in Australian policy, advancing the child participation agenda (the child…

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    Child Development

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    Child development is a topic that has always been in limelight and has always had new interventions that are more effective than the prior ones. And, justifiably so, the way an adult leads his life is influenced by his childhood developmental years. Research suggests that the first five years are the most important for a child’s brain development and the first three years are critical for the child’s mental as well as social development. This is where childhood educators and parents both play an…

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    Child Observation

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    quantity or counting. The child is playing with toys that are called “shopkins” I believe which she says that she has a lot of them not only at home but at her nana’s house. And when she was playing with them she was counting how many she had in total and then separated them to see how much she can play with and what her friend could play with. They are kind of small toys but they know not to put them in their mouths which is a good thing because children tend to do that around a young age. But…

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    Child With Disability

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    had a wide range of developmental delays like spaced eyes, feeding and digestive problems . 2) - A mother and child being shunned by others who were unable to see the son she loves as a child instead of as a condition or disease. Main point- s see him as a son not child with a disability. - Strangers with drawing from this child because of the very sound and movement he uses to try and interact with them. Main point- Treat a child with a disability as you would any other. - Faced with such a…

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    Child Discipline

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    From this unit, I have learned a lot about what disciplines means as a dictionary definition and as a personal opinion to lots of different people. I have also learned that this information could be different from what I may have known discipline to be as a child to what is in my household and culture along with how it is viewed in my profession. For example, according to an article on Babble.com, Indian parents believe that, “childhood is viewed as a sensitive time period where children are…

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    Child Intervention

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    The physical, social, cognitive and emotional development of a child is the key indicator in understanding a child and adolescent. It is important for counselor to understand the characteristic of each stage of development of a child and the typical problems that occur during each stage. Counselor who have a strong understanding of the development of a child are able to accurately assess a child, also a counselor could pinpoint children at risk, design meaningful interventions, develop…

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    Child Observation

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    For this event I was in charged of planning “2 hours at the park” for this event I needed to ask one or two more staff members to come to work and help me make sure the children were safe at all times, when planning this day I asked my director if I could do things differently, I explain that in my RTM class we learned the importance of allowing children to be children freely. I asked if instead of making our trip to the park extremely educational I planed the trip to the park to be a fun day…

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    Child Abuse In Australia

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    they possess to protect them from child abuse and neglect. However, while a vast majority of parents are capable of having the resources to raise a happy and healthy family in their community, there are a minority whom need extra help to support their growing family and provide the best systematic opportunities for their children. The number of children over the past decade who have been subjected to child abuse and…

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