Aussie Childcare Network Forum

question is : nanzeens husband is in his final year of medicine and works long hours. Nanzeen is a qualified occupational therapist and works three days per week. The extended family lives in pakistan. Nanzeen has very high expectations of rina (2.10 years) and is keen for her to excel accademically. she has told you that she works with rina each evening teaching her the alphabet, counting, colours and shapes. She is concerned that rina doesnt pay attention to these lessons and always wants to play with her dolls. nanzeen ask if she should have rina assessed because she thinks she might be slow. At the centre rina an only child is bright and bubbly. she engages in a wide range of experiences and relates well to both adults and peers you have no concerns in relation to her development.
1. What might account for the very different perceptions of rinas development.
My answer of what i think is that rina is slow that is why she is lacking growth development.

Please let me know what would be the correct answer

can you give me answer pls

how would you respond to nazneen concern?

monicha68 wrote:how would you respond to nazneen concern?

You tell me... I'll let you know if you're right...

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Lorina

hi lorina please tell if my answer is right to this question?
how would you respond to nazneen concern?

we must tell her mother that every child is different has own interests and feelings. At centre she interacts very well with everyone and always participates in all the activities with full enthusiasm and seek positive experiences. May be at home she just feels to paly with dolls because want to enjoy moments of solitude and doesnt want to involve in the activity because she is all alone unlike at center when she has so many fellow children around doing the same activities.

thats great.. thanks very muich