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I am doing a course in child care - Help!!? The Q is How you set up activities to help children learn the most & effective types of activities in toys, equipment and experience. Q2 How to lay out furniture and equipment to make the best use of space and help children gain access to play & learning activities. Q3 The use of everyday routines to support play & learning. ... (Asked by sanaresma) |
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| Easy really - all things that are dangerous and valuable, move out of the way, giving them plenty of space to play. Keep everything easily accessible and clearly labelled. Everyday routines can incorporate loads of learning - singing songs, counting items when shopping, in the car etc. Just generally talk about the world around you. As for equipment, kids love anything from puzzles to an empty box to pots and pans!!...(Answered by sian p) | |
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how do consistent routines help children's development and learning? ... (Asked by kamrun c) |
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| Children like to know where they stand as it were and so when things are done in a routine format, children learn to sequence. This develops their social skills and helps them deal with sharing, turn taking etc. Children relate better to social situations when they know what is going to happen next, i.e arrive at school, take off coat, greet teacher, say goodbye to parent, sit at desk or go to play area, break time and so on. These routines in turn help their writing/language skills as they go on further into primary school. If a child does ...(Answered by smileybabe) | |
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what is a basic care routine for children 3-7 years? ... (Asked by CAROL M) |
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| for this age group it would be toilet training, handwashing, teethbrushing, meals/snacks, napping/sleeping and structured/unstructured play time...(Answered by stargirl) | |
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can a child think and act as an adult? if given the same treatment and environment as an adult? i'm doing an interior design dissertation that involve children, a space that has the same exact replica of our normal environment but in a smaller scale to accomodate children, it could be a restaurant, an office, cinema, etc. i was hoping that when a child is exposed to what our normal routine are, they are capable in dealing with everyday difficulties. it can be a way to educate a child to think or at least behave like us, in dealing with problem the sane way. and thus lesser child abuse cases. please provide your thoughts and help me identify faults ... (Asked by HBKidBen) |
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| Yep....(Answered by DiamondXxx) | |
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What will happen in school with an intelligent child who has OCD (related to change of routines only)? He's not crazy or anything like that, very good manners, very playful, excited to learn, well behaved most of the time, very smart (according to preschool teachers too, not just his parents.) Autism runs in his family, but so does giftedness and talentedness (in some subjects more than others.) The family is taking him to see a doctor next week, at his teacher's request, but hopes he will not be given a "label" that negatively affects him, as he is a better student than one of their older children who has yet to be considered as having an ... (Asked by *babydoll*) |
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| I doubt you are going to devine an answer to such a complicated issue on this or any forum. First of all no one can predict the future. Secondly the child apparently hasn't yet been diagnosed completely. Instead of fishing around for answers that no one can possibly provide, offer your complete support to the family both the parents and children there in. These questions serve no good purpose and as I mentioned aren't going to yield palpable answers....(Answered by Capt) | |
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A good schedule for a 5 yr old?? I am trying to make a poster board (schedule) for my son, the reason for this is I figured it would be a good way to get him on a routine for the day, anyone know of a way I can help him when it comes to his behavior, (ADHD) eating, his daily activities, ect a plan on what would be good to keep him understanding rules, ect. ... (Asked by misitaliano) |
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| Kids do very well with a given routine, and a child with ADHD should respond very well...my suggestion when creating the poster would be to let him help create it so that he can take ownership of the routine. I suggest something very simple, with pictures and words, and places for your son to put a check, X, sticker or happy face for "jobs" he has completed....for instance: Get dressed to shoes, make bed, brush hair and teeth, eat breakfast, gather school supplies would be my thoughts for before school...(if he is in school yet.) Depending on how severe his ADHD is, you ...(Answered by MacGillicuddy) | |
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childcare NVQ question serious answers only please? im stuck on a question for my NVQ level 3 can anyone help! How routines and activities are planned to value and celebrate individuality, difference and diversity ... (Asked by Tina_Teaspoon) |
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| Routines: They are varied by the will of the children... if your schedule is so rigid that children must be done with an activity at a certain time in order to move on to the next thing, and there is no flexibility in that time schedule, you are going on YOUR schedule, not the child's. Now, that is not to say that there is not a general schedule that you follow each day, but that you allow for flexibility within the schedule so that if you find an interesting bug outside, you can stay out and observe it for 10 ...(Answered by dolphin mama) | |
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any aerobics teachers out there with some good ideas for a sculpting class? i'm getting bored with the same routines that i have and my mind is blank. does anybody have any good ideas for a sculpting class. ( working abs arms shoulder legs ect.) i've looked at some web sites but they want you to join or pay to see the clips they have. please help,i've got to teach a class in the morning. ... (Asked by arielmom3) |
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