NVQ CCLLD K3C154: The importance of good working relationships in the setting

[MissHayley]

Hey There!

I'm a newbie here and I'm really stuck, I have a Personal Discussion coming up and I have never done one before and I was wondering can anyone help me with some answers I can come up with the following; I have tried looking on the internet and I couldn't find a thing! I'd be greatful if anyone could help either on here although I think MSN would be best option if anyone could help please mail and ask for my e-mail!


Many Thanks!

K3C154: The importance of good working relationships in the setting

K3C160: How you adapt your behaviour and communication with children to meet the needs of children in your care of different ages,
genders, ethnicities, needs and abilities


K3D161: Strategies you can adopt to help children to feel welcome and valued in the setting


K3D162: What is meant by 'appropriate' and 'inappropriate' behaviour when interacting with children, the policies and procedures to
follow and why these are important


K3D163: The importance of encouraging children to make choices for themselves and strategies to
support this


K3D164: The importance of involving children in decisionmaking and strategies you can use to do
this


K3D165: How to negotiate with children according to their age and stage of development


K3D166: Strategies you can use to show children that you respect their individuality


K3D167: How to balance the needs of individual children with those of the group as a whole

[Air]

Hi
Try and borrow this book from your college/uni library...it should contain everything you need to succeed in your chosen course.


NVQ Level 3 Children's Care, Learning and Development
By Penny Tassoni, Kate Beith, Kath Bulman, Maria Robinson
Published by Heinemann Educational Publishers

[kittykirst]

K3C154
By having good working relationships with other adults both parents and colleagues as it creates a relaxed atmosphere for the children to come into. By having a good relationship with the parents they are more likely to tell you about how their child is at home, by knowing how they are at home you can include this in your development plans for that child.