Professional Relationships with Children Young People and Adults Essay

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    a. Demonstrate how to establish rapport and professional relationships with adults. It is important to be able to work in an environment of mutual support and openness. Working in a school setting makes it impossible to work independently. So, building rapport and a professional relationship with other adults is a must if you aim to work effectively. You will be required to offer your support practically. Working with others who are unfamiliar with the surrounding may need help or advice with where to find things or how to use equipment and resources. When I first began volunteering, I remember asking staff to show me how to use the photocopier which they were all too happy to help me with. I have also had to help new staff members with using…

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    There are a number of significant transitions which take place early on in a child’s life such as starting nursery school and beginning primary education. ‘successful changes can have a serious impact on young children and stress, separation and insecure attachments can affect not only a child’s emotional health but also cognitive and intellectual development.’ (O'Connor, 2012) Other transitions children and young people may have to face are personal ones such as a family break up or…

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    important part of the role of all adults working in a school setting. It is important to be available to children and young people and to let them know that you are actively listening and that you are willing to make time for them, no matter how busy you are. You should show them that you are fully concentrating on what they are saying and that their communication is valued. This includes giving verbal and non-verbal cues that you are listening such as nodding, saying ‘yes’, maintaining eye…

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    he reason effective communication is important in developing positive relationships with children, is so that children can learn to build respect and trust with an adult and also help to gain their confidence and self-esteem, so they have the ability to learn the skills to be able to resolve conflicts, and form boundaries. When children feel valued and respected, this helps them to respond and engage fully in communicating. Children need to feel safe, secure and relaxed in their learning…

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    Make sure you at the same level as the children ● Encourage children to make choices for themselves ● Encourage them to respect others and adults ● Give children the opportunity to have responsibility and develop independence ● Provide children with reason for action when appropriate 1.2 Describe, with examples, how to behave appropriately for a child or young person’s stage of development Key stage 1, age 3-7 years : - Use language children will understand - when speaking to children be clear…

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    Effective communication is important in developing relationships with children so that all the children feel welcome and valued within the school. Children can sense when they are with someone who cares about them so can feel safe and perform to their full potential. You need to sit next to a child on a chair or crouch down to their level to gain eye contact and not give the impression that you have ultimate control as this can make a child withdraw from an activity. Effective communication is…

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    child’s behaviour or attitude to school. By being open to all involved, you can prevent this and be immediately aware of any issues and therefore assist that child in coping. If communication is effective parents/carers are more likely to contribute to and offer support to the school. Also Communication is important because it provides you with a link to between people. It is important that this link and method of communication meets the requirements of all parties and also takes into account…

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    Discussion 1 America’s Promise Caring adults is one of the promise of the America’s promise, according to the organization, adult caring plays an important role in the children development. Although parents do care for their children but they need care from the other people such as the adults of their communities, schools and neighborhood. Adult care is most emphasized in schools because it can assist and guide the young students to get purposeful education and to select their career wisely.…

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    now among the leading causes of death among children, teens, and young adults, has become a nationwide epidemic that has become increasingly controversial and problematic. As children, teens, and young adults traverse through life, mental health problems will often arise and are suspect to flourish and take over their lives ' as well as the lives ' of those close to them. These issues often arise due to the complex nature of the brain and how it develops, introducing environmental issues such…

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    particular developmental stages, two stages were recognized which were the preschool and early adulthood years. The preschool years distinguishes children between ages three and six (p. 203). The early adulthood years relate to people about age 20 and about age 40 (p.…

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