TASK 2 (C) M2 EXPLAIN THE IMPORTANCE OF INDUCTION TO THE EMPLOYER Because under the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974, employers are required during this time to introduce and to provide adequate information by demonstrations, giving instructions, provide training and supervision as is necessary to increase knowledge and develop the skills needed for health and safety in the work place. These i

Assessment Criteria The learner can: |1. Explain the importance of partnership with parents for all aspects of the child care service | | | |The partnership with parents is very important good partnership with

Ethnicity There is evidence that there is a higher incidence of rickets in children form Asian families due to a deficiency in vitamin D in their diet. Most ethnic minority groups have a shorter life expectancy and have higher infant mortality rates. This could be linked to the social economic situations faced by any migrant workers. Language and cultural barriers can limit the use of he

In task K i described how i would go about striking up a relationship with young people: As I hand mugs of hot chocolate to students I smile at each student, make eye contact and ask each ‘how was your day'’ conversations are brief until the hot chocolate runs out. Now whilst forced to wait I ask more open questions such as ‘what did you get up to today'’ or ‘what did you like about school today'

As Teaching Assistants (TAs) we need to build effective relationships in order to do our job well. There are several generic principles that underpin building a strong relationship with children, young people and adults. There are also differences which apply to each type of relationship. Effective communication - One of the most important aspects of building a relationship is to find ways of c

Explain the range of the teaching assistant’s role in supporting teaching and learning. The role of a TA varies from school to school. TAs may work supporting an individual or a group of pupils, or they may support the teacher in the classroom. Some schools employ TAs with a specialism, such as literacy, numeracy, English as an additional language, the creative arts or special education needs.

Explain the reasons why children and young people’s development may not follow the expected pattern There are many reasons why children’s and young person’s developments might not follow the expected pattern unfortunately in some cases although investigation takes place no reason is found but in most of the cases a reason is found and it might be one of the following. Disability Disability migh

Roles and Responsibilities National Government The national Government is responsible for devising policies and ensuring they are implemented. The government is split in two the department of education’s responsibilities are to work with children up to the age of 19. They cover the areas from child protection to education. They aim to make sure every child receives the same quality educati

A)Explain the significance of democratisation to challenges of development that have been raised in the course so far. It is widely accepted that a liberal democracy is a desirable political model particularly since the collapse of the former Soviet Union. Democracy is a state of being and democratization is a transition en route to that state. But how the process by which this change to democr

Explain the stages of a Symposium with close and detailed reference to vase paintings you have studied. The symposium was an all male drinking party that was very popular during the Archaic and Classical periods. It was an aristocratic activity used to cement friendships, and each member in a group of friends would take it in turns to host this event. The participants would also take it in tur

Explain the ways in which you would establish ground rules with your learners and which underpin behaviour and respect for others' Every learner requires boundaries and rules within which to work and these needs to be initiated and put in place by the teacher, ensuring that they are made clear early at the start of the course. Ground rules help learners to understand what is expected of them by

In order for me to create and maintain a safe, congenial learning environment I believe it is paramount that ground rules, which establish expected behaviours, are accepted and adhered to by the whole group. Ground rules foster mutual respect which will encourage learners to contribute to the sessions and make mistakes without fear of derision. This in turn will allow learners to feel comfortable

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Explain the ways in which you would establish ground rules with your learners, and which underpin behaviour and respect for others. Ground rules are essential in setting out the expectations of a tutor and their students during the forthcoming course. I would hope to establish these in conjunction with the learners at the beginning of the course, so that ground rules would not simply be forced

Explain the ways in which you could establish ground rules with your learners and which underpin behaviour and respect for others. The purpose of using ground rules is to establish a shared understanding amongst a group, that everyone has the right to an opinion and a right to feel valued and respected. Ground rules establish acceptable boundaries, agreements and structures, which may guide a

| | | | |After welcoming the students, introducing myself and the lesson that they are attending, we need to |Question : 4 | |sustain a professional and organised training environment by means of some rules and reg

Explain the ways to embed functional skills in your specialist area Functional skills are core practical skills in literacy, numeracy and information communication technology (ICT) that provide essential knowledge and understanding. They provide individuals with the skills and abilities they need to operate confidently, effectively and independently in life, their communities and work. Individu

Explain the ways to establish ground rules which will underpin respectful behaviour for others. This essay will attempt to make plain the reasons for and the different uses of ground rules as a method for encouraging positive and supportive behaviour within the classroom setting. Ground rules are simply those rules identified and written that are conscientiously adopted by the whole class us

Question 4 Explain the ways in which you would establish ground rules with your learners, which underpin appropriate behaviour and respect for others. All students are different, we have to consider there personal circumstances, situations and ability before setting ground rules but this does not excuse things like bad behaviour, disrespect and other disruptive behaviour. We have to remember the

Explain using diagrams the relationship between leakages, Injections and the circular flow of income AD = C+I+G-(X+M) This diagram shows the circular flow of income circular flow of income is The movement of spending and income throughout the economy, when money is entered into the circular flow of income (For example Exports) it is called an injection as money is coming into the world econ

Ground rules is about setting a setting a coherent list of guidelines of what is expected by the tutor and students while in lesson. Setting these ground rules will assist in enabling the students to have a clear understanding of what behavior is acceptable. Working within these accepted ground rules is particularly important for teaching and learning activities that may require the sharing of a r

Explain ways to embed function skills in your specialist area. Functional skills are core practical skills in English, maths and information and communication technology. Core skills are transferable and equip learners with the tools to live an independent life at home, at school and in the work place. Core skills are essential to progress in education, training and employment. Firstly to

In 1988 the Education Reform Act introduced the National Curriculum into mainstream schools in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, as there had been concerns about the variation of teaching and learning within schools across the country. Until this time schools were free to choose what was taught with only Religious Education being the only compulsory subject. When first introduced it was thoug

Assignment 3. 1. Explain what is meant by the term National Curriculum. The National Curriculum was introduced in 1988 for England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Its purpose was to set out the statutory requirements for the knowledge and skills that every child is expected to learn at school. The National Curriculum sets out the standards to be used to measure the progress and performance of pupils

A Serious Case Reviews are When a child dies (including death by suicide), and abuse or Neglect are known or suspected to be a factor in the death, local organizations should consider immediately whether there are other children at risk of harm who require safeguarding (e.g. siblings, other children in an institution where abuse is alleged). Thereafter, organizations should consider whether there

1. Explain why effective communication is important in developing positive relationships with children, young people and adults. Effective communication is fundamental in building positive relationships with children, young people and adults alike. Children witness how adults interact and communicate with each other and this influences how they communicate and behave. If a child hears an adult

1.1 Explain why effective communication is important in developing positive relationships with children, young people and adults. The use of effective communication in a school is important because it forms the basis of all good working relationships. Without it, relations can become strained, and people may find it difficult to work together. There are several aspects to communicating effectiv

TDA 3.1 1.1 Explain why effective communication is important in developing positive relationships with children, young people and adults. When working within a school you communicate with not only the children you work with but everybody around you. This could be the staff you are working with and the parents or carers of the children in your school. You should always hold a professional rela

Explain why effective communication is important in developing positive relationships with children, young people and adults. Communication is something we learn to do from birth. A baby will communicate with its parent or carer mainly by crying to alert them to the fact that they are hungry, tired, need changing etc. As we get older we learn many different ways of communicating, however so

A. Explain why tax revenue changes when the economy goes into a recession. Tax revenue will most certainly decline during a recession. Although there are many contributing factors for government revenue, a substantial amount of it comes in the form of tax receipts. And when real GDP growth is negative for continual quarters within a year, it’s going to have an immediate effect on household taxab