CHCECE007 - Scenario: "Gross" Caterpillar
Posted: Thu Apr 16, 2015 10:43 pm
A child sees a live caterpilla and says "Gross".
1. He might be seeking assistance. What words might you encourage him to use to ask you for help?
My answer is: I will tell him: "you do not sound good" and i will ask him " how is everything going?" .
2. How could you respond positively to his comment?
My answer is: oh look at the caterpillar. It is real. Umm, I really do not know how should I answer this question.
3. Two questions the child might ask me about the experience?
My answer:
- Where does the caterpillar come from?
- What does it eat?
4. One resource might you use to help answer the child's questions in an educational way? Provide details?
My answer: i will use a poster to answer the child questions. I will choose a colorful with funny illustration to show the child.
5. What would i say to encourage the child to tell his stories?
My answer: I will use open-ended questions to encourage him, such as "what else", "what do you think"
6. If a child wants to converse with me but I am busy. What will i do?
My answer: I will tell the child i am busy with smiles and gentle voice and then after finishing what I need to do, I will get back to the child immediately.
I am not sure I am on the right path. Please help. Thanks a lot ladies.
1. He might be seeking assistance. What words might you encourage him to use to ask you for help?
My answer is: I will tell him: "you do not sound good" and i will ask him " how is everything going?" .
2. How could you respond positively to his comment?
My answer is: oh look at the caterpillar. It is real. Umm, I really do not know how should I answer this question.
3. Two questions the child might ask me about the experience?
My answer:
- Where does the caterpillar come from?
- What does it eat?
4. One resource might you use to help answer the child's questions in an educational way? Provide details?
My answer: i will use a poster to answer the child questions. I will choose a colorful with funny illustration to show the child.
5. What would i say to encourage the child to tell his stories?
My answer: I will use open-ended questions to encourage him, such as "what else", "what do you think"
6. If a child wants to converse with me but I am busy. What will i do?
My answer: I will tell the child i am busy with smiles and gentle voice and then after finishing what I need to do, I will get back to the child immediately.
I am not sure I am on the right path. Please help. Thanks a lot ladies.