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brookeamy
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Supporting Services To Be Inclusive

Post by brookeamy » Mon Jan 23, 2017 4:29 pm

As part of the services inclusion policy educators may be required to consult/liaise with a specialist service or agency in relation to a child with additional needs

List three reasons how this practice supports services to be inclusive.

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Re: Supporting Services To Be Inclusive

Post by Lorina » Tue Jan 24, 2017 3:04 pm

The question is asking how contacting agencies outside the centre will benefit a child with additional needs within the centre.

For example. if a child at the centre had a vision impairment, you would probably contact Vision Australia to find out more information on what changes/modifications you need to make to the environment to support the child.

See if the following helps:

Supporting Additional Needs

Hope this helps!

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