CHCECE010 - Developing A Resource Kit
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Part B – Selecting experiences to support children’s holistic development
As you worked through the Learner Guide for this Unit of Competency you were asked to collect ideas for appropriate experiences that support the different areas of children’s development. Now it is time to collate your ideas into a Resource Kit. Your ideas for experiences must support the development of children aged 0-6 years.
Divide your Resource Kit into six sections as follows:
• physical development
• social development
• emotional development
• cognitive development
• communication development
• creative development.
In each section you need a minimum of three ideas; therefore you will have a total of 18 entries. For example, physical development will have three experiences as will social development and so on.
Each entry should be a maximum of two pages.
Ideas should be gathered from a minimum of five different sources. Sources include books, journals, internet articles, CDs and so on.
The following information should be included in each entry:
• name of the experience
• specific age range (in years and months) for whom the experience is appropriate
• suggested group size
• skills supported by the experience
• resources required for the experience for example, a list of equipment, words of a song, recipe, instructions for playing a game
• how the experience will be conducted (teaching method used to intentionally scaffold children’s learning)
• suggested interactions to support children’s efforts and achievements.
Your Resource Kit can be either paper-based or in an online format using a free downloadable software product. If presenting the tool in an online format, make sure you provide a Web link and instructions so that your Assessor can easily access the tool.
Part B – Selecting experiences to support children’s holistic development
As you worked through the Learner Guide for this Unit of Competency you were asked to collect ideas for appropriate experiences that support the different areas of children’s development. Now it is time to collate your ideas into a Resource Kit. Your ideas for experiences must support the development of children aged 0-6 years.
Divide your Resource Kit into six sections as follows:
• physical development
• social development
• emotional development
• cognitive development
• communication development
• creative development.
In each section you need a minimum of three ideas; therefore you will have a total of 18 entries. For example, physical development will have three experiences as will social development and so on.
Each entry should be a maximum of two pages.
Ideas should be gathered from a minimum of five different sources. Sources include books, journals, internet articles, CDs and so on.
The following information should be included in each entry:
• name of the experience
• specific age range (in years and months) for whom the experience is appropriate
• suggested group size
• skills supported by the experience
• resources required for the experience for example, a list of equipment, words of a song, recipe, instructions for playing a game
• how the experience will be conducted (teaching method used to intentionally scaffold children’s learning)
• suggested interactions to support children’s efforts and achievements.
Your Resource Kit can be either paper-based or in an online format using a free downloadable software product. If presenting the tool in an online format, make sure you provide a Web link and instructions so that your Assessor can easily access the tool.
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