CHCCN302A. Provide Care for Children Assignment 1: Off the job Read the following case study and describe how you would plan to meet the emotional needs of Max within the childcare service. Max • Aged 3 and a half years • Attendance pattern: Five days per week, he only commenced two weeks ago • Family: Two parents, no siblings. • Other information: • Floppy teddy bear accompanies Max to care each day and is used at rest time • Limited friendships amongst peers • Quiet and often withdrawn uses aggression to initiate contact with other children - has difficulty initiating play • Has developed a strong friendship with Jesse (neighbour). Scenario Max's parents are concerned about his socialisation and that is one of the reasons he is in care five days per week.
My brother and I stayed at my Grandpa’s house most of the time she was up there mostly only going home to sleep and get ready for school the next day, it was weird and confusing but my grandpa was good at getting our minds off of things and keeping our spirits up when he needed to. While my grandmother was in the hospital, my brother and I didn’t get to go see her, we were either too young to go in or my parents didn’t think we should see her that way, I can’t remember. When she finally came home, they said the disease was gone but she was still very sick. She looked completely different and she was very weak. They had started her on chemotherapy, and from what I understand
He rarely spoke, and finally, after 6 months had passed with no improvement, the nuns from his school came to his home, asking his parents to speak English with their children around the house. The parents obliged and carried out this instruction, eager to help their children advance in school. When starting a discussion in Spanish, Richard Rodríguez would quickly be interrupted by his parents, only to hear
Viva Case Study Kai Woods Name Tutor Course College Date Occupational therapy analyzes the relation existing between parents and their children and how their occupation influences the social life. Basing the explanation on viva case study, Kai woods, we analyze the procedures involved, how the issue was intervened and an evaluation on the whole process. The therapy conducted on Kai woods, a three year old at the children health centre evidenced that he was not medicated. The main challenge in Kai’s life is the fact that he does not take in variety of food. He does not take in many vegetables and fruits which are necessary for body health.
Their father hardly ever came around. Then one day he and his new girlfriend called Child Protection Services on me. They removed the kids to investigate and couldn’t find anything. When they returned the kids to me I moved back to safety, at home with my dad. We stayed in the same house (where they were born and raised) until two thousand and nine.
The Genre of this movie is Comedy, Sports, and given a MPAA film rating of PG. In the movie Here Comes the Boom, schoolteacher Scott Voss (Kevin James), can barely drag himself into his classroom much less teach anybody anything. Sure, he remembers those days when he cared: The dude was Teacher of the Year a decade ago. But between the friction created by the system and his own lack of enthusiasm, Scott began to slow down almost to a stop. Scott gets a wakeup call during a school faculty meeting.
Values, health perception The family does not visit the primary care office for visits other than what is absolute necessary. The family has not had health insurance for over 10 years. The youngest child is covered under the mothers insurance. The youngest child visits the doctor’s office as needed and for annual physicals. The older son is underweight and has difficulty gaining weight, he does not visit the doctor and treats his allergy and sinus problems with over the counter products.
The narrator of Ernest Gaines’s “The Sky is Gray” is James, an eight-year-old block boy who uses his point of view to describe his childhood during the segregation which his father is always absent and has to rely on his strong mother to support the whole family. Comparing to most of boys, James has a scarcely childhood which occupied with worries of money and concerns of his mother. “The sky is Gray” contains many themes and scenes that how he tries to accomplish his mother’s wishes to become the man in the house instead of his childish complains. Under the pressure of segregation, an eight-year-old boy maturely practices his personal responsibility, the endurance during difficulty, the dignity under discrimination, and the pride under poverty, which is all taught by his strong mother. The narration by James makes clear statement that his mother wishes him to be the mature man in the house.
Philip returned to the sixth session reporting that his dad said they could go to Disneyworld another time, but continued to express disappointment that he was still in Cambridge. As he vented about how talking to a therapist wasn’t going to solve his problems, he mentioned something significant, “I say ‘I don’t care’ because I don’t want to get upset… but things just keep getting harder.” Philip completed an assignment, to write a list of problems that “I don’t care” doesn’t help with, and spent the majority of the seventh session organizing and sorting through his thoughts. Philip grouped his issues into four main categories and prioritized them with the therapist: (1) bullying at school, (2) don’t know how to help mom, (3) Diego, (4) missing “home.” |What Happened |What I |Was it Helpful? | | |Said/Felt/Thought | | |Tony walked by me, |Said: “Whatever.” |No. I felt bad and it | |laughed at my hair.
Half-past Two – U. A. Fanthorpe Poem 1 Piano – D. H. Lawrence Poem 2 My Parents Kept Me from Children who were Rough – Stephen Spender Poem 3 A persons life is filled with many different stages and childhood is an important part, the memory of childhood is represented in all of these poems in different ways. In Half Past Two Fanthorpe realistically portrays the memories of a child in school. In The Piano, Lawrence writes as a fully grown man remembering his childhood; his nostalgic attitude causes him to feel guilty about it. In Poem Three Spender writes about a childhood that is full of bullies he describes how the bullies affected the child.