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If a child doesn’t have good communication skills, then the ability to form and maintain friendships can be affected with some children becoming withdrawn because how can we expect a child to be able to read, write or spell a word if they can’t say the word or sound it out? They will also find it hard to understand what they have read if they have struggled to hear. Other children could display difficulties with their behaviour because many children with identified behaviour needs have…

communicate with a child from the other side of the classroom, for example, through making eye contact with them and raise eyebrows to let them know they have been seen talking. In order to communicate with children we may find that in some case you will need to go for additional training- to support children who use British Sign Language or Braile, or if a child uses electronic methods of communication. We speak to the class teacher or the SENCO if we have concerns about a child around issues…

For every parent, watching their child grow up can be one of the toughest milestones in life. But, as generations past many children are simply not living as children anymore. The impact of social medias and television negatively influence children, often creating curiosity in children. Even at the earliest ages children are partaking in activities not suitable for their own age. I have an issue with the negative effects that are left on children due to television, social medias and…

For my classroom observation I attended a library group called Tiny Tales. It is located at the Missoula Public Library in Missoula. There were 20 children that attended this day. Tiny Tales is a unique program held on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Participants will sing songs, learn finger plays and nursery rhymes, and hear stories. The will learn stories and rhymes that will help your baby develop language skills and your toddler develop their vocabulary. Toddlers learn nine new words a day.…

help establish a solid foundation for respectful behavior. Discourage Disrespect If you are attentive to even the most inconspicuous types of disrespectful behavior, you as a childcare professional, will be able to provide immediate feedback for a child. Many times children do not even understand that they are being disrespectful. Disrespectful behavior is learned and continually modified as it is unconsciously allowed to continue. By keeping keen focus on the behavior on the children you…

describes the first stage from zero to two years as a Basic Trust x Mistrust called HOPE. In this stage children may suffer some situation of distress where they don’t fell secure enough, so this period is closely linked with attachment, where the child believes the caregiver or parents are reliable, so I reached a conclusion that Ben’s reacted that way because he was seen the caregiver(myself) as a trust person to solve and save him from strange and unfamiliar situation, what is considerably…

Child Protection Policy Evaluation The Children’s act is a set of laws that are in place to protect the safety and well being of children from the ages of birth to 18. The children’s act of 1989 was updated in 2004 and is now aimed to ensure information is shared between agencies. Legislations say you have to share information or you are in breach of the child protection law which then could end with fines or in serious cases, jail time. The LSE Child protection policy is available online for…

immensely significant for a child’s future health and development. Poverty has an adverse effect on a child starting in the early stages in life. Health issues like low birth weight, infection, cerebral palsy, respiratory issues, mental or behavioral disorders, and obesity can occur later in a child’s life. Parental stress negatively affects the development of a child. Poor parenting may result in child abuse,…

be active. The parents are influencing the child, so show them the right examples. The use of electronic devices have benefits in some ways; however, it’s entertaining the child but it can hamper them mentally, physically and…

age and stage of development for a child or young person. This could be as a result of medical, social or environmental factors. Children and young people with Disabilities or specific needs have rights Right to special care and support Right to equality and inclusion Right to be educated with others Right to assessment and provision Right to be involved in decisions about them Right to special care and support The convention on the rights of the child UNICEF 1989 Article 23 states:…