CHCPRP003 - Scenario: Alloise - Inclusion Support
Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2017 2:38 pm
Hi, I'm just needing some help with a particular question I'm a little stuck on at the moment.
The question says:
Alloise is an educator who works in inclusion support. She prides herself on being able to help children with additional needs and in particular supporting their families. Alloise offers a family who is finding caring for their child difficult the following: For the child to stay at her house for the weekend so the family can get some respite.
Is alloise acting appropriately? Explain your answer.
So basically I understand there are respite services that can provide assistance for families with children with additional needs but from what I can see it's usually an in house service. I guess I'm leaning towards it's inappropriate for the educator to have the child stay at her own home but is there any legal reasons why? Or am I heading in the wrong direction with this?
The question says:
Alloise is an educator who works in inclusion support. She prides herself on being able to help children with additional needs and in particular supporting their families. Alloise offers a family who is finding caring for their child difficult the following: For the child to stay at her house for the weekend so the family can get some respite.
Is alloise acting appropriately? Explain your answer.
So basically I understand there are respite services that can provide assistance for families with children with additional needs but from what I can see it's usually an in house service. I guess I'm leaning towards it's inappropriate for the educator to have the child stay at her own home but is there any legal reasons why? Or am I heading in the wrong direction with this?